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  • Re: Synchronous Update

    RIght, that section of the document is for HTTP Update which is used to update files that have already been uploaded. The requirements are different for that type of transmission. The upload token should be retrieved for each new file you are uploading. Think of the Upload Token as a way to access a...
    Posted to General Discussions (Forum) by BarryR on 02-26-2009
  • Re: Upload File vs. HTTP Upload

    Quit a bit here, let me try and respond to all of it in a few sentences. The Python SDK for the Google App Engine is specific to that platform. We have another plain SDK that is still being tested but is nearly ready to release. For the documentation the calls are all dynamic and mirror those available...
    Posted to General Discussions (Forum) by BarryR on 02-17-2009
  • Re: Synchronous Update

    HTTP Upload would be a better target for appending a log file. We will only hold a temp file for about 3 day as its being uploaded. Since you can send up multiple chunks with Partial File Upload you can append a log as you go, keep in mind we watch for abusive requests. If its something you are going...
    Posted to General Discussions (Forum) by BarryR on 05-25-2008
  • Re: Synchronous Update

    Let me explain why the update functionality exists and this may help you to understand the logic behind it's purpose. The primary usage for the update call is for applications like backup. The goal was to provide a way to update one or more subsections of a file that already exists that is updated...
    Posted to General Discussions (Forum) by BarryR on 05-23-2008
  • Re: Download partial file using Content-Range

    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 -...
    Posted to General Discussions (Forum) by BarryR on 05-05-2008
  • To cURL or not to cURL?

    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...
    Posted to PHP (Forum) by CrazyMerlin on 05-05-2008
  • Re: How to upload file with http post on ruby on rails

    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"...
    Posted to Ruby (Forum) by Dana_adiputra on 04-16-2008
  • Re: Performances...

    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
    Posted to PHP (Forum) by egranville on 02-21-2008
  • Re: RestUtils using curl alternative

    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...
    Posted to PHP (Forum) by stanzapub on 12-12-2007
  • RestUtils using curl alternative

    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...
    Posted to PHP (Forum) by stanzapub on 12-04-2007
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