Advanced ASP.NET upload component.

ABCUpload .NET allows sophisticated control over the upload of files from a web browser to your ASP.NET pages on your IIS web server. It requires no client side software and operates via standard multipart HTML forms as defined in RFC 1867.

ABCUpload .NET is based on our many years of experience with ABCUpload but it's written entirely in C#. It's 100% CLS compliant, 100% Managed and offers unsurpassed performance, control and stability.

Our Pure HTML Progress Bar allows your visitors to see the progress of their upload in real time with absolutely no client side software. What's more - for ABCUpload .NET it's been updated for even better feedback and flexibility.

We've completely re-written the core upload engine using our proprietary GigUpload™ technology. ABCUpload was always fast and efficient but now it's even more so - if you want to do simultaneous Gigabyte uploads you can do them using ABCUpload .NET.

The combination of our Pure HTML Progress Bar and GigUpload technology is pretty unbeatable. However we've added Corruption Autofix to ensure that corrupt uploads are decorrupted whenever they're encountered.

ABCUpload integrates perfectly with ASP.NET. You can interoperate with standard .NET upload classes taking advantage of only the features within ABCUpload that you require.

ABCUpload is 120% MacBinary compatible to allow perfect uploads from Macintosh as well as Windows and UNIX browsers.

ABCUpload .NET is fully Unicode compliant to support languages like Japanese and Korean.

Tags: • http • upload • asp • .net • asp.net • component • macbinary • unicode • library

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