Re: Real time download via the web using the i

[Bradley Stone <bvstone@xxxxxxxxx>]

What is used shouldn't make a difference.. it's just HTTP traffic doing the
download between the two systems.

Should work fine as long as your up speed from your ISP is Large enough.
If not, I offload big downloads to google and use their pipe as mine is
sort of a smaller upload speed (which is their download).


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On Mon, Feb 26, 2018 at 12:09 PM, Tom Deskevich <
TDeskevich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> We are starting a project to let anonymous internet users download files
> through a web application.
> Our web product is ASNA WINGS. It uses Open Access RPG.
> ASNA WINGS allows you to import your DDS to an ASPX then use special ANSA
> ASP.NET controls to run things like subfiles and such.
>
> The size of the files will be fairly large, but not sure how large since
> we are still at the discussion stage with this.
>
> My question is, has anyone had any success doing real time downloads via
> the web with large files?
> We do have web software with ASNA WINGS that takes files from the user's
> PC to the I, but the files are small.
> I am told it uses java script to make this happen.
> I need to find the code and possibly use the java script, but thought I
> would see if anyone has any other suggestions.
> We also have users that will get a sign on to an FTP site and copy the
> file from there, but are leaning towards an anonymous real time download.
>
> My understanding is I can reference a class in my code behind of ASNA
> WINGS.
> The language we use in the code behind is a language that ASNA developed
> called AVR. It is .NET for RPG.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Tom Deskevich
>
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