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  monoASPUpload  
 
 
monoASPUpload Description

monoASPUpload component is COM-component designed to easy access to data received from HTML-forms of client's browser with attribute enctype='multipart/form-data' when developing Active Server Pages applications. monoASPUpload component is based on Windows Script Components technology. With this component you can easy and quickly to get access to uploaded files and other form data.

This component is used to save files that have been attached to HTML-forms. monoASPUpload can be used to save the file or files to disk or to a binary field in a database.

Features:
- Very easy installation
- Allows your web site visitors to upload files via HTTP
- Access to multiple files posts from single HTML-form
- Access to values of all inputs of the HTML-form posted
- Save files to disk or to a binary field in a database
- Configurable upload size limit
- Source code is available in full version
- Free technical support during 6 months by e-mail

 
 
 
  


 
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