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Thanks - I ended up using a full implementation of zip, but this really increased the size; this would have been a nicer way of doing it.
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I'd seen something similar to this, but I decided against it for a couple of reasons - Would be interested if you think they are valid!
1. I already have authentication schemes in place for WCF, and wanted to reuse them
2. The WCF route seemed more adaptable; for instance it can deal with losing the network connection and resuming the ...
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Thanks to you both for your comments. The main difference between my code and sladapters is that I keep the filestream open and read as required whereas sladapter reads the entire file into memory. I'm guessing that the problem is actually keeping the stream open for the entirety of the transfer rather than an size limit. I'm going to ...
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Thanks - I'm already transferring the file in chunks so I'm a bit confused! I'll take a look at your sample and see if I can figure out what I'm doing wrong.
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Thanks - Appreciate your time.
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65536 (This is the default).
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Thanks for the response; This seems to cause the problem even faster!
The service only transfers 8k chunks at a time ( keeps transfering until the entire file has been uploaded), so I think this should have had no effect?
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I've written an upload web service for transfering files to a web server (mostly as something to play with), and tested the WCF service against a standard WinForms app - This worked as expected transferring large files w/o issues. I then added a simple SL client (openfile dialog + one label!) and tried the same test; This gave me a ...
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Ok - I'll try and clear it up:
The user has a large zip file full of pdf's. I need to get the pdf's onto my site; I've previously uploaded the entire zip file to the site and then extracted and processed them from there. Unfortunately I get a huge number of problems getting the upload to go through properly so I decided to use SL ...
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Because they can be over 300mb in size, and as I have to unzip them anyway I may as well unzip them client side before posting.