Sending large files from one app to other

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Hi,
I have two asp.net applications on different networks.
One application has to call some operation/method on the other application
and pass two large files as parameters:
One file is huge xml file, the second file is big pdf file (dozens of MB).
How would you implement this?
If i will use Web Service, can i define method/operation with two
file parameters? Is there reliable mechanism for sending huge files?
Any idea or reference will be appreciated.
 
Hi,
I have two asp.net applications on different networks.
One application has to call some operation/method on the other application
and pass two large files as parameters:
One file is huge xml file, the second file is big pdf file (dozens of MB).
How would you implement this?
If i will use Web Service, can i define method/operation with two
file parameters? Is there reliable mechanism for sending huge files?
Any idea or reference will be appreciated.
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Personally i'd FTP the files and then the method would take the paths to
the ftp'd files on the server
 
Hello יוני,

×™×’> I have two asp.net applications on different networks.
×™×’> One application has to call some operation/method on the other
×™×’> application
×™×’> and pass two large files as parameters:

Who is the receiver? The client or the server?

×™×’> One file is huge xml file, the second file is big pdf file (dozens
×™×’> of MB).
×™×’> How would you implement this?

Do u use any kind of DB? I'd suggested to look at DB to transfer data directly
between DBs.

×™×’> If i will use Web Service, can i define method/operation with two
×™×’> file parameters? Is there reliable mechanism for sending huge files?

Look at MTOM, it's rather reliable way to transfer data
http://www.codeproject.com/soap/MTOMWebServices.asp

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