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Hello, I wanted to develop a virtual channel for file transfer from client to terminal server, Searched a lot but could not find any working example.

Virtual channels is something new for me, so please provide some guidelines with example to implement it using c#.net

Thank You.

What I have tried:

After googling I came across RDPAddins.NET framework for it.
I have downloaded RDPAddins.NET but I couldn't find any exact steps to use it.

EDIT - CHill60 - OP comment to my solution, which I will delete

I had gone through that article How to Write a Terminal Services Add-in in Pure C#[^] downloaded it and followed steps given for setup, but it did not provide any response on client machine after loading file on server side.

Later on I saw comment section of that article where Selvin mentioned about it has issue with 64bit and provided link for this new RDPAddins.NET framework he has developed for it.

But I couldn't find any steps for its setup configuration i.e. which files to be executed from terminal server and which dlls must be registered on client side.

If any one worked with this please help.
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[no name] 28-Feb-19 12:19pm    
You apparently have a "solution" that you don't how to use. What problem are you actually trying to solve? The fact that your solution is so obscure makes one question how the "requirement" was arrived at in the first place.
123sj 1-Mar-19 7:52am    
My actual requirement is transfer images from local workstation to terminal server.
We have an application running on terminal server which has functionality to scan documents. We have a windows service running on local workstation which scans documents using local scanner and then sends it to application running on terminal server. Currently it uses clipboard to transfer scanned images from local workstation to server application. But clipboard is highly inconsistent and takes long time intermittently. So we are looking for any other consistent way for it and come to know about virtual channels for it which we are trying to implement, but facing difficulty to make it work.

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