upload folder or directory in asp.net

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Hello all ,

I need to upload folder ,suppose i want to select folder so all file inside folder can be uploaded at a time ,so please tell me , its urgent

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Dharmendra
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Posted 27-Oct-14 19:19pm

dharmendra prajapati10may1990

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Prasad Khandekar · Answer 1 · 2014-10-27T21:12:00

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Hello Dharmendra,

In web application you won't be able to do this using standard HTML constructs such as <input type="file"/>. However you can use a signed applet to achieve this.

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Prasad P. Khandekar

Posted 27-Oct-14 21:12pm

Prasad Khandekar

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dharmendra prajapati10may1990 28-Oct-14 5:21am

Dear Khandekar ,
I need to browse folder ,so how can i manage it

Prasad Khandekar 29-Oct-14 5:37am

Hello Dharmendra,

The basic <input type="file"/> element will render the textbox with a browse button which will allow end user to select the file from appropriate local folder. However as I said earlier it won't allow you to select anything but the file. However signed applets won't have such limitation & will allow you to write code to traverse the folder structure and upload multiple files. This (http://jupload.sourceforge.net/) Open Source project should get you started.

Regards,