Uploading files without a component

[antic]

Hi all,

Attached is a version of FreeASPUpload which I modified to get around the built-in Win2003 upload limit of 200k. I believe Jodo ups the limit to 20MB so it shouldn't be a problem in most cases. However this code is handy if you don't want to use a component, or want to customise the upload process for your own purposes. Feel free to use this code.

Please don't remove the comments at the top, as it credits the original developer.

Cheers

 

[lankymart]

The download is corrupt...

 

[Stephen]

Antic,

Send me a link to download it and I will modify the link to download from our servers after downloading it once from you.
Edit : DOH this is an old thread, I will PM antic and see if this is still available

 

[ryogi]

My 2 cents worth -
Its better to use a component than a script IMHO - Persists works great if u r on shared plans. On VPS I have used chestysoft's component, quite good and cheap too.

The ASP script based upload will suck up the server resources fast. Its good if u do not have regular uploads.

Cheers
Yogi

 

[lankymart]

The ASP script based upload will suck up the server resources fast. Its good if u do not have regular uploads.

Not to disagree but I have an enterprise application running off an in-house script I built for uploading images, the only component it uses is ASPJpeg to optimise the images but the whole upload is done via a VBScript class library I built. The enterprise application is question uploads approx 1000+ images a day, over the course of a 7.5 hour working day that is 133 images processed per hour. The server isn't high spec and I have never seen it break a sweat processing these images and loading them into a database using the ADO.Stream object.
Just make sure you configure the application pool for your application correctly.