ASP Upload Component is a C/C++ script for Content Management scripts design by SoftComplex Inc..
It runs on following operating system: Windows. ASP Upload Component is ActiveX component designed to ease access to multipart/form-data received from client's browser when developing Active Server Pages applications.
Publisher review: ASP Upload Component is ActiveX component designed to ease access to multipart/form-data received from client's browser when developing Active Server Pages applications. ASP Upload Component is ActiveX component designed to ease access to multipart/form-data received from client's browser when developing Active Server Pages applications. With this component installed you can access multiple file uploads and other form data just the way it is done with Request object.Features: - Compatibility with IIS 4, IIS 5 (Windows NT, 2000, XP), and PWS - Access to multiple file posts from single form - Access to values of all inputs of the form posted - Best performance on the market - Low server resouces consumption - Best choice for scalable applications with huge file uploads - Configurable buffer size - Configurable upload size limit (disabled in trial version) - Full version includes C source codes Operating system: Windows
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