HTTP Upload to your Web server
How It Works ?
    The HTTP protocol allows visitors of your Web site upload files from their desktops to your server.  Using standard HTML forms files can be sent to the server in the same way as other form elements, except that for files there is a special element of type "file".

     When a Microsoft IIS server receives the submitted form, it reads the uploaded content and makes it available to server-side processing scripts through the built-in Request object.
What Is Wrong With IIS ?
    Unfortunately, the IIS and its Request object have limited functionality.  Using the Request.Form property you can retrieve data from any form element except for the uploaded file.
What Is the Solution ? How to Use This Software ?
    Server-side ActiveX component ScriptingObjects.Upload does all the job     Download free distribution of ScriptingObjects.Upload using the link below. All instructions are included in the package.
  • Retrieves uploaded files and gives you convenient access to file contents in various formats (ByteArray, String, TextStream object)
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  • Reports file size, file name, and MimeType
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  • Retrieves names and values of other form elements.
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    free download (40 KB zip)
        And most important - this object will boost your server's performance owing to its exceptional capabilities:
  • It handles files of up to 1 GB in size
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  • Uploads at speeds up to 1MB/s (benchmarked on 1-100MB files uploaded to 1GHz Pentium� IV server)
    		•  We also recommend to download updates on a regular basis.
    Please, email your questions or suggestions to: [email protected]
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