i am trying to upload an image to my own repository online. I have a webservice in asmx and i am storing path using service. i want to store image in folder that is online. can you please tell me how to upload image from windows phone 8?
WP provides a great infrastructure to upload files to your server using a BackgroundTransfer Service
The PhotoUploader from msdn provides a solution including the ServerAPI you need to handle the upload. The Solution might be for WP 7.1 but the ServerSide is fine for WP 8 and above
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I am developing a Chrome extension that detects when a file is downloaded, sends it to a website (also created by me with Django), and after the website processes it, the Chrome extension receives another file with some results.
I would like to know how I could connect them. Does someone have any examples or names of some technology that allows Chrome extensions to send and receive files from a website or server? Thank you in advance!
I'm writing Windows C++ application that gives user ability to save some work results directly to cloud storage like Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive. I've been able to create working implementation of code that uses OAuth2 and REST API to authenticate user and upload files (with CppRestSDK help).
Now i've been searching for ability to do the same with iCloud Drive service. So far i've seen that for all (?) iCloud based services Apple gives CloudKit SDK to work with them. But this SDK is available ony for XCode and there is some web version for JavaScript.
My question is simple - is there any way to upload files to iCloud Drive from Windows C++ application?
HiI want users to be able to upload their own photos from the browser, but I read that it isn't safe to let them upload files to your server without many protections. I need a image hosting website that has an easy API for uploading photos (for free).
The only one I have found is Cloudinary, which is awesome, but following their tutorial didn't work. I guess the reason is it's outdated, and I'm using Django 1.10...
If there is a way of doing so, even without a special API, (by sending requests to some image hosting site) I would like to give it a try as well.
Thanks in advance!
If you are creating a non-commercial application, you might want to check out Imgur. Their API is free for open-source applications and non-commercial applications.
A note from their official API page: Each application can allow approximately 1,250 uploads per day or approximately 12,500 requests per day.
I created a simple java class and created a web service based on that class using a bottom up approach. I am able to create the service in eclipse but for checking the WSDL file through browser (to confirm the web service is deployed successfully) i am not sure what URL (basically the path) should i use. I tried using URL
http://localhost:8080/POSStore/ConsultServices?WSDL
but it doesn't work. Any suggestions?
Instead i need to use below URL. Though not sure why services was included in the path.
http://localhost:8080/POSStore/services/ConsultServices?WSDL
After having done a web service with netbeans and having tested it. What is it that I should upload to the server so I can use it? I have been going around tutorials but none (of the ones I've found) say what to upload. They just finish when you deploy the web service =/.
Right, you'll package it as a WAR file and deploy that to the app server. A WAR file is what you need.
How you deploy depends on your situation and your app server. If you're using Tomcat, you can either put the WAR in the /webapps directory or use the admin console to deploy.
If you're using a hosting service, you'll have to ask them how to do it.