Patrick Tran
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Patrick Tran
asked on 25 Jul 2008, 06:43 PM
"Support for IIS7 integrated modeNow the HttpModule has been reworked to integrate IIS7 support. Memory optimization relies on the default .NET Framework 2.0 engine."
What exactly does it mean that memory optimzation relies on the default .NET 2.0 engine? Does it mean that uploads use up system memory rather than saving to a temp file?
What exactly does it mean that memory optimzation relies on the default .NET 2.0 engine? Does it mean that uploads use up system memory rather than saving to a temp file?
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Hello Patrick Tran,
ASP.NET 2.0 uploads work by saving temporary files. Caching the whole file in memory was present in ASP.NET 1.x
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Albert
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ASP.NET 2.0 uploads work by saving temporary files. Caching the whole file in memory was present in ASP.NET 1.x
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zachgotnosauce
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answered on 29 Jul 2008, 04:22 PM
That's great, but I think to be more thorough, how did RadControls for ASP.NET do it before IIS 7 integration?
And do you need to use the TargetFolder or TargetPath properties to use temp files rather than memory? Can you point us to a kb on how to ensure you are using temp files rather than memory?
And do you need to use the TargetFolder or TargetPath properties to use temp files rather than memory? Can you point us to a kb on how to ensure you are using temp files rather than memory?
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Hi zachgotnosauce,
In the previous RadUpload version, RadUploadHttpModule handled the files and saved them to a temporary location (hence the TempFolder property). The TargetFolder property of RadUpload works the same way it worked before - the component takes the files that were uploaded in its file input fields and saves them to the specified folder.
As per the ASP.NET temp files - I'm sorry I could not find the article mentioning explicitly the upload memory optimization in ASP.NET 2.0, but here is one, describing how to change the default temp path for the FileUpload control.
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Erjan Gavalji
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In the previous RadUpload version, RadUploadHttpModule handled the files and saved them to a temporary location (hence the TempFolder property). The TargetFolder property of RadUpload works the same way it worked before - the component takes the files that were uploaded in its file input fields and saves them to the specified folder.
As per the ASP.NET temp files - I'm sorry I could not find the article mentioning explicitly the upload memory optimization in ASP.NET 2.0, but here is one, describing how to change the default temp path for the FileUpload control.
Kind regards,
Erjan Gavalji
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