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Quickly and easily add upload capabilities to any Silverlight 5, 4, or 3 application. |
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Current version for Silverlight 5/4: 3.1 (History) |
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Current version for Silverlight 3: 2.2 |
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Platform: Silverlight 5 / 4 / 3 |
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Price: $399.95 USD for a 1-year subscription
Perpetual, royalty-free license
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| Major features |
- Lets you quickly and easily add multi-file upload capabilities to any Microsoft Silverlight 5, 4, or 3 application. Upload images and other files directly from Silverlight-hosting Web pages.
- All upload operations are asynchronous, so the hosting Web page remains perfectly responsive and usable throughout the transfer.
- Uploaders can process multiple files a single transaction.
- Uploading field contents and strings from your Silverlight forms to the Web server is simple: fields are automatically gathered and formatted into a standard request.
- Xceed's implementation of the HttpWebRequest interface supports the HTTP 1.1 “chunked” format and uses Silverlight Sockets to provide the ability to upload unlimited amounts of data in a single operation.
- Lets you designate any HttpWebRequest implementation for transfers if you want to use a special communication algorithm.
- Helps you deliver a beautiful Silverlight 4 or 3 experience to your end-users, such as displaying progress information.
- Lets you compress data as it is being uploaded. Supports GZip and Deflate, with controllable compression level.
- Rich events let your application monitor and control every step of an upload operation.
- Several versions of the upload methods are provided: from simple “fire-and-forget” versions to ones letting you control everything. Static and instance versions let you use the component to suit your needs.
- Uploads can be deferred, letting your application gather files and strings and then perform the actual transfer when ready.
- The HTTP requests produced by the component use the standard MIME format for uploading data through the “multipart/form-data” content type, meaning any modern Web server should be able to handle the data.
- Custom HTTP request headers (main and item headers) can be set.
- The boundary used in the HTTP request can be specified.
- Base64 encoding is available to support Web browsers that do not allow the upload of non-ASCII data.
- An alternative to ASP.NET and AJAX.
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| Included helper server classes |
- Xceed Http Server Tools for ASP.NET is provided to help deal with compressed/encoded data.
- The UploadedFile and UploadedFiles classes seamlessly handle compressed/encoded files: because these classes are based on the FileSystem Core, they make dealing with such files as easy as working with regular files.
- The UploadedString class helps simplify handling compressed/encoded strings.
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| Other features |
- Client-side execution: no server-side component or code required if compression or encoding isn’t used.
- Tested with IIS, but is compatible with any HTTP 1.1 standards-compliant Web server.
- Does not trigger a page refresh during or after an upload.
- Supports Unicode filenames.
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| .NET technology |
- Created with Microsoft Silverlight 4 and 3, will be updated for future versions of Silverlight as they become available.
- Written entirely in C#.
- Complete source code is available through a Blueprint subscription.
- Based on a flexible and extensible object model.
- Can be used in conjunction with the MVVM and MVC design and architectural patterns.
- Comprehensive documentation fully integrated into Visual Studio is provided.
- Includes a variety of VB.NET, C#, and JavaScript sample applications to get you started.
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