I have looked at the override "ProcessStream" however I can't find any example that shows me how to take the completed file's bytes in memory straight to my database.
It looks like I have to use an upload folder, read the files and then insert them into the DB. How can I do this all in memory so I don't have to use an upload directory? This would make it so I don't have to manage unique file names, collisions, the folders from getting to big, etc.
Also I am using asp.net authentication for a website (which also hosts the handler). I should be able to reliably get the user's isAuthenticated and session info correct?
Thanks and appreciate it as always!
It looks like I have to use an upload folder, read the files and then insert them into the DB. How can I do this all in memory so I don't have to use an upload directory? This would make it so I don't have to manage unique file names, collisions, the folders from getting to big, etc.
Also I am using asp.net authentication for a website (which also hosts the handler). I should be able to reliably get the user's isAuthenticated and session info correct?
Thanks and appreciate it as always!
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Hi JDT,
To implement this scenario, you can deal with the uploaded files by chunk. More information on how to accomplish this you can find here.
As for your second question, unfortunately the RadUploader doesn't support this scenario for now. However, we are planning to enable support for it as soon as possible. Do you have any deadlines regarding this feature?
Please let us know if you need more info.
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To implement this scenario, you can deal with the uploaded files by chunk. More information on how to accomplish this you can find here.
As for your second question, unfortunately the RadUploader doesn't support this scenario for now. However, we are planning to enable support for it as soon as possible. Do you have any deadlines regarding this feature?
Please let us know if you need more info.
Greetings,
Tina Stancheva
the Telerik team
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answered on 12 Apr 2010, 09:04 PM
I do. My deadline is in June of this year (2010). Thanks for the example I will start off with that. Although I can send user information as an input parameter, using asp.net auth would be more secure.
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answered on 14 Apr 2010, 05:22 AM
If you're using ASP.NET MVC, I created an upload handler as a Controller action. You can decorate the action with an authorization attribute.