Hi:

 

In my web.config I commented out:

<!--<add key="CuteWebUI.AjaxUploader.TempDirectory" value="C:\\temp\\UploaderTemp"/>-->

and did not get an error.  Also, I was still able to access file stream.  Is AJAX Uploader saving to another directory?

 

Thanks

 

Mila

Dear mremigio,

 

If you don't explicitly  set the temporary directory, Ajax Uploader will use "C:\Windows\Temp\AjaxUploaderTemp" as the temporary directory. 

Please use the .CopyTo or .MoveTo method to copy or move the uploaded files. 

          void Uploader_FileUploaded(object sender, UploaderEventArgs args)
        {
            Uploader uploader = (Uploader)sender;
            InsertMsg("File uploaded! " + args.FileName + ", " + args.FileSize + " bytes.");
            
            //Copies the uploaded file to a new location.
            //args.CopyTo("c:\\temp\\"+args.FileName);
            //You can also open the uploaded file's data stream.
            //System.IO.Stream data = args.OpenStream();
        }

 

Thank you for asking

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Hi Eric:

 

Thanks for you response.

 

BTW, is there anyway to intercept the file stream and prevent the AJAXUploader from persisting the file onto the physical drive?

 

Thanks

 

Mila

Hi mremigion,

 

The example below shows you how to remove the files after uploaded in method "UploadCompleted".

 

 

 

Regards,

 

Ken

Hi Eric:

 

Thanks for your response.

 

I was wondering if there is a way to bypass having to explicitly remove the files from the physical drive.

The reason is we don't want to our webserver's disk space to be fragmented.

 

Is there a way to intercept the filestream directly?

 

Thanks again,

 

Mila

hi mremigio,

 

For now does not support this feature. Sorry for your inconvenience.

 

Regards,

 

ken

Thanks Ken