I have developed a subscription based web application using ASP.NET
(C#). Applicaiton is used to give user accounts to different customers
to download some files from website. I want to measure the bandwidth
used by each customer account during downloading.
I'm using SQL Server 2008 at the backend where the user account information as well as download history and total download size are maintained on it.
Infact I want to calculate the bandwidth used by each customer during any download file process. Each customer is assigned certain amount of bandwidth. I want to calculate this during the session of a customer, not at the website level. Something exactly like "sharing-hub.com" website.
Is there any of ASP.NET RadControls can be of help?
Any comments and suggestions are welcomed.
I'm using SQL Server 2008 at the backend where the user account information as well as download history and total download size are maintained on it.
Infact I want to calculate the bandwidth used by each customer during any download file process. Each customer is assigned certain amount of bandwidth. I want to calculate this during the session of a customer, not at the website level. Something exactly like "sharing-hub.com" website.
Is there any of ASP.NET RadControls can be of help?
Any comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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Hi Libertad,
The RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX suite does not provide such control. Moreover we do not have plans for implementing it in the future. Probably, as you said, you could use a solution, which works 'outside' the website.
Regards,
Simon
the Telerik team
The RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX suite does not provide such control. Moreover we do not have plans for implementing it in the future. Probably, as you said, you could use a solution, which works 'outside' the website.
Regards,
Simon
the Telerik team
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