I'd like to lay out a scenario and hopefully someone can help me figure out the best want to implement either the Cloud or Async uploader to solve it. I am using Windows Azure web sites, storage and SQL.
Our business allows customers to upload medical bills to our site. We then review those files for overcharges, billing errors, etc. The uploaded file could be a single bill or a combination of bills all in one file. After the file is uploaded, I need to capture information about the file as well as other user meta information into our database,
I love the ease at which the CloudUpload integrates with Azure. My main question is, what is the best way to capture the information (mainly the keyname) for each file uploaded and insert that information into our database, along with session information identifying the user?
Right now, I have a button on the page to force a postback, but the postback removes the file upload progress and only seems to capture the last uploaded file.
One thing I want to prevent, is the user uploading files, not clicking the button and then having orphaned files in our storage.
Thanks,
Greg
Our business allows customers to upload medical bills to our site. We then review those files for overcharges, billing errors, etc. The uploaded file could be a single bill or a combination of bills all in one file. After the file is uploaded, I need to capture information about the file as well as other user meta information into our database,
I love the ease at which the CloudUpload integrates with Azure. My main question is, what is the best way to capture the information (mainly the keyname) for each file uploaded and insert that information into our database, along with session information identifying the user?
Right now, I have a button on the page to force a postback, but the postback removes the file upload progress and only seems to capture the last uploaded file.
One thing I want to prevent, is the user uploading files, not clicking the button and then having orphaned files in our storage.
Thanks,
Greg