The problem with your request was your header name. The Content-Range is returned to you telling you what was downloaded. The only time Content-Range would be used by you would be in a Partial file upload. The Range request is what you are looking for as show below: [quote] Range: 2-3\r\n\ -- EDIT -...

I haven't fully investigated this issue yet but I thought I'd post here as it is late and you never know, I may get some input before the morning. So here is the scenario...I have a method that creates a "Media Object" for our users. When a media object is created, the user is given...

This code i used to upload video on my ROR app: <h5>Upload File(s) In Folder <%= @folder_name%><h5> <form ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" action="http://<%= @node%>/Upload.ashx" method="post"> <p><input type="hidden" name="uploadToken"...

Luca, I'm also very concerned about the performance of the web service. Did you time the call and did it take 5 seconds? Ord did the page take 5 seconds to load? Edward

Hello, I have changed RestUtils to use pear HTTP_Request when no support for curl, just make sure php is compiled with openssl enabled, otherwise you can't authenticate with https. I actually didn't go through with checking that it's fully working, since it was just easier enabling curl for...

Hello, I am looking for an alternative to curl, to add to the RestUtils.php from the file manager (for the benefit of php without curl enabled). I have been trying to use PEAR HTTP_REQUEST, but haven't got it working yet, it seems to get stuck on authentication. Is there an already-written alternative...

Currently the Ruby Gem uses Soap to upload files using the AppendFile method and does not have HTTP uploads implemented yet. If you wish to use this method you can do the following: [quote] session = Session.new(APP_KEY, USERNAME, APP_NAME, PASSWORD) SoapUpload.UploadFile('remote_file', 'local_file'...

You are correct that the destination path can be changed in the case of http uploads. For now this isn't a destructive problem since there is no overwrite on uploads, but this will be given a high priority. We would need to add the path as part of the the token generation. The only way to avoid this...

We are placing a high priority on getting this functionality into the product as soon as possible. For now you can do an http post using a soap envelope to do the appendFile method. This means you have to form the soap header and body and base64 encode the binary data in the body. What language are you...

There are a few options you can do, if you are using http upload through a web browser you can pass in as many files as you like this would look like: [quote] < body > < form ENCTYPE = "multipart/form-data" action = "Upload.ashx" method = "post" > < LABEL...