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This article was created as appendix for Upload file using IE+ADO without user interaction - VBS. The "Upload file" article lets you build multipart/form-data document from source file. You can send the binary document to any server using several ways. Author: Antonin Foller Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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Correct, but unnecessary
Written by Anonymous User (#1651-118) from Boston, MA (Tuesday, August 01, 2006)
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Strengths: It works
Weaknesses: You can do the same thing with XMLHTTPRequest
Details: Once you've got the form data in an array of bytes, you can send it with XMLHTTPRequest just as easily, and without the overhead of creating the IE application. IXMLHTTPRequest::send() takes a single VARIANT as an argument. If it's a VARIANT of type VT_UI1|VT_ARRAY, you're all set. The problems are what they always were: Getting binary data in there intact, and converting COM automation BSTRs into the eight-bit ASCII that HTTP understands. And, of, course, learning how to generate a correct MIME/multipart message. But that's trivial.
Review Based On: using demo only |
Very Good Overview of Server-Side-Post Possibiliti 
Written by Anonymous User (#1690-195) from Brussels (Tuesday, June 29, 2004)
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Strengths: good overview of possibilities
Weaknesses: no information nor link about the syntax of the formdata.
Details: What should be posted as formdata is not given at all. However the article is a very good overview.
Review Based On: 10 Day(s) of usage |
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