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Innovation award
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Winner: 1x |
This class can track the progress of file upload using Web sockets receive the files.
It can generate HTML and JavaScript to upload a file by using a TCP socket that listens to the HTTP request on a given port to receive the files being uploaded.
The class can send HTML with JavaScript statements to the browser that will update the upload progress information displayed to the user.
 November 2011
Winner
Prize: One book of choice by Packt |
Uploading files to Web sites is a task that may take long if files are large.
Showing the progress of uploading large files to users is an important feature because it lets the user know how long he needs to wait and so reduce his anxiety.
This class can be used to show the progress of files being uploaded to a site. It starts a parallel Web server that receives a file being uploaded.
This way it can keep track of how much data has been received in order to show progress report in a parallel request using HTML and JavaScript to update the progress information on a Web page.
Manuel Lemos |
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