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is there a way to upload an audiofile to my server asynchronously? I implemented it synchronously using the NSURLConnection class already. Maybe you could also give me a short code example. Thanks, You absolutely have to use ASIHttpRequest . It is astoundingly easy - it's the most popular library on all of iOS. Just select the "asynchronous" mode. It is almost impossibly easy to use. Basically just type in the URL. http://allseeing-i.com/ASIHTTPRequest/How-to-use Enjoy! It's stunning news that Ben no longer does ASIHttpRequest ! You can read all about it here: http://allseeing-i.com/[request

I am building a rails app to test our flagship product (also web based). The problem is that part of the testing requires using the production app's web interface to upload files. So what i need to do is have the rails app upload these files to the production application (not rails). Is there a way to have rails post the file to the production application (like the browser posts the file to the production app)? If you just need to upload files, I think it's pointless to use a plugin for this. File upload is very, very simple. class Upload < ActiveRecord::Base before_create :set_filename after

Is it possible to upload a file directly into an ftp account folder with ASP.NET ? E.g. I click on browse, select a file to upload and when I click "upload" button, It should save it directly to the folder on another web server located at somewhere else other then the server that is being used to upload. As I understand your question, you want to upload the file to another remote server (so it's not another server sitting on the same network as your web server)? In that case you can do a couple of different things. The easiest way is perhaps to start by making a regular file upload you your

I'm trying to upload an image to my site through a form, however it's much more efficient to (rather than bog down the database) just store the location of the image in the database. I'm having trouble with my form and really don't know where to go: <?=form_open('bro/submit_new');?> //other form data Image: <input type="file" name="image" size="20" /> <br> <input type="submit" value="Submit" /> </form> Now the form itself works fine, the problem is that it's trying to store the image into the database field 'image' (which is type TEXT). What's the easiest way to tell it to just store the file,

How do I upload multiple files with Django? After a lot of pain I eventually got uploadify ( http://www.uploadify.com/ ) working with django, but the problem wasn't really django's, but getting it to work with Apple Mac's; browsers on that platform don't serve the cookies from within Flash; you need to set them manually: So I include these in my render-to-reponse: return render_to_response('files_upload.html', { 'session_cookie_name': settings.SESSION_COOKIE_NAME, 'session_key': request.session.session_key And present them from uploadify via the configuration laid down in the template: $

I have an HTML form and I am using Python to generate a log file based on the input. I'd like to also be able to allow the user to upload an image if they choose. I can figure out how to manipulate it with Python once it's there, but I'm not sure how to get the image uploaded. This has most certainly been done before, but I'm having a hard time finding any examples. Can any of you point me in the right direction? Basically, I'm using cgi.FieldStorage and csv.writer to make the log. I want to get an image from the user's computer and then save it to a directory on my server. I will then rename

I have a jersey client that need to upload a file big enough to require a progress bar. The problem is that, for an upload that requires some minutes, i see the bytes transfered to go to 100% as soon as the application has started . Then it takes some minutes to print the "on finished" string. It is as if the bytes were sent to a buffer, and i was reading the transfert-to-the buffer speed instead of the actual upload speed . This makes the progress bar useless. This is the very simple code: ClientConfig config = new DefaultClientConfig(); Client client = Client.create(config); WebResource