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re: Upload file Directly to Amazon S3 using C# via POST

Pol37 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 19:15:13 GMT

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re: Upload file Directly to Amazon S3 using C# via POST

niqbal — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:15:40 GMT

This code is for Desktop application..

Secondly if you want to upload through web application then you can use the JavaScript / HTML POST

re: Upload file Directly to Amazon S3 using C# via POST

romb — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:17:52 GMT

> There are scenarios when you want to directly upload the file from the client browser/application to S3.

The code attached doesn't upload directly :) it uploads to a server (where this code runs) first and to s3 after that.

re: SilverLight DataGrid Binding

Samrat — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 15:34:36 GMT

Nadeem,

Thanks a lot for an excellent article. Did the job for me.

Jon,

If you have a field called 'Column1' then you should use 'get_Column1'

this line of code gives you the list of methods that are exposed

MethodInfo[] methods = DataSourceCreator.getType.GetMethods();

Hope this helps

re: SilverLight DataGrid Binding

Jon — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 22:02:51 GMT

Vladimirs code was great, thanks for the pointer... however, I'm not sure what your code is referring to here:

MethodInfo theMethod = DataSourceCreator.getType.GetMethod("get_Column1");

What is get_Column1 supposed to do, and where do you place it?

re: Upload file Directly to Amazon S3 using C# via POST

krystalware.com — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 09:10:37 GMT

http://aspnetupload.com/

re: Upload file Directly to Amazon S3 using C# via POST

niqbal — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 08:53:55 GMT

There isn't methods like GetRequestStream but there are methods in Silverlight BeginGetRequestStream, EndGetRequestStream.. So you need to use the asynchronous methos.

Content length silverlight automatically sets to the request header

re: SilverLight DataGrid Binding

niqbal — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 05:35:38 GMT

Here is the code to delete row from the datagrid. Actually after deleting the element from the collection you will have to rebind the new collection with the DataGrid.

if (mygrid.SelectedItem != null)

{

object objRow = mygrid.SelectedItem;

IEnumerable<object> collection = mygrid.ItemsSource.Cast<object>();

List<object> list = collection.ToList();

list.Remove(objRow);

mygrid.ItemsSource = list;

}

It will solve the issue

re: Upload file Directly to Amazon S3 using C# via POST

James Auld — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:58:50 GMT

This code doesn't work with Silverlight 2.0 it seems. I've replaced the NameValueCollection with Dictionary<string,string> instead, which will probably be ok, but now there are problems with the HTTPWebRequest not working. It doesn't contain a contentlength, and GetRequestStream() and GetResponse() are not in Silverlight 2.0. Do you have an updated version of this - I'm needing to upload large files to S3 from Silverlight. Anyone have another idea?

Thanks!!

re: Upload file Directly to Amazon S3 using C#/Silverlight via POST

niqbal — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 10:08:26 GMT

For SilverLight, Asynchronous methods should be use BeginGetResponse, EndGetResponse etc..