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"...

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...

I wanted to follow up with a few questions and some requests with a simple upload method to show how to do a HTTP Post. This should be a simple example that shows how to do this while not using much memory and being fairly efficient. This example assumes you have Set up a web reference to do the login...