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Upload form<br>
Usually, use a HTML FORM to submit data from the browser to the Web server. This form can contain text fields, CheckBox, button and also a file type control to upload files. The user fills in the "form" and the "submits" form to the server.<br>
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The enctype <FORM> element specifies the content type used to encode the FORM data set for Submissi On to the server. The enctype attribute used by default is "application/x-www-form-urlencoded". However, that enctype are inefficient for sending large quantities of text, text containing non-ascii characters or binary Data to the server. The content type "Multipart/form-data" should is used to submit forms in case of file uploading. Actually, it can be used to submit files and binary data. <br>
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A "multipart/form-data" message contains a series of parts, where you are expected to contain: <br>
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A content-disposition header whose value is "Form-data" <br>
A name attribute specifying the control name. <br>
For a file type control, the part contains some more information:<br>
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A filename attribute specifying the original path and file name on the client <br>
A content-type header of the binary data control sent. <br>
Those headers are followed by the binary or text content of
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The following example illustrates "Multipart/form-data" encoding. The client would have this form in the browser: <br>
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<form method= "POST" enctype= "Multipart/form-data" action= "upload.asp" ><br>
<input type= "Text" name= "email" value= "PhCollignon@email.com" ><BR><br>
<input type= "file" Name= "blob" ><BR><br>
<input type= "Submit" Name= "Enter" ><br>
</FORM><br>
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If This form is submitted, the following request can being read on the server:<br>
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Content-disposition:form-data; Name= "Email" <br>
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Phcollignon@email.com<br>
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Content-disposition:form-data; Name= "blob"; Filename= "C:\image.gif" <br>
Content-type:image/pjpeg <br>
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Content-disposition:form-data; Name= "Enter" <br>
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Submit Query <br>
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That's content can be displayed if it's sent back as a response to the client. The binary data should is read and written with Request.BinaryRead and Response.BinaryWrite methods.<br>
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Response.BinaryWrite (Request.BinaryRead (request.totalbytes)) <br>
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You can be parts the response are delimited by boundaries:<br>
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And the last boundary are followed by: '-' <br>
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There is one content-disposition for the control. The name attribute identifies the control sent by the HTML form (email, blob and Enter). For a file type control (BLOB), the ' file name is also part of Content-disposition header and, a Content-type header gives The content type of the binary data. <br>
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