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I wish to create an ASP.NET web application that allows upload of files up to a size of 4GB. How can I achieve that? I would prefer something like a “Download” manager where I can resume, pause etc…
Is that possible? If so, where should I start? I think asp.net has a limit of 4mb upload or something? I am not too sure..
Please advice.
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You can do files up to 4GB with ASP.NET using a third party solution that overrides the built-in request checking. This will work in all versions of IIS except IIS 7 integrated mode, which has a hard 2GB limit.
Most uploaders don’t have the capacity for pause/resume, so you may be out of luck there. Google and see what you can find. You’ll probably have to go Java or ActiveX to get this functionality.
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I’m the author of SlickUpload, one of the first ASP.NET uploaders — it supports uploads up to 4 GB. We don’t have Flash, Silverlight, or Java support, but currently do have the best AJAX only experience, and the rich applet interfaces are coming in future versions.