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Comments by Supratik De (Top 6 by date)
Supratik De
12-Feb-18 16:24pm
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Hi David,
I am rephrasing my requirement -
I have two SFTP servers as inbox and outbox. File will come from external application to SFTP-Inbox and I need to transfer the files through a service and using parallel programming. I will expose 4 different service who will continuously process the incoming files parallel. I mean services will not wait for one file process to be completed. What is the best way to perform the task. Does through WCF I can perform the task. And does .NET core supports SFTP endpoints?
Regards
Supratik De
Supratik De
25-May-15 10:16am
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I wanted the steps...not a solution..by the way I'm not a student.
Supratik De
25-May-15 10:15am
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I wanted the steps...not a solution..by the way I'm not a student.
Supratik De
28-Oct-14 7:15am
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@Arunima-
Can we say that generic handler we can use for a specific .aspx page through @webhandler directive? whereas httpHandler implements a default behavior for the entire web application if we configure it in web.config and default behavior for all the web application uses the web server if we configure it in IIS?
OR more precisely, other than the compiler issue is there any benefit using generic handler?
AND is it required the .ashx file to be registered in web.cofig or IIS?
Supratik De
28-Oct-14 6:34am
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Hi Praneet,
This answer I have got almost everywhere, the same line. I expected something more and composed. My query is - can we say that generic handler we can use for a specific .aspx page through @webhandler directive whereas httpHandler implements a default behavior for the entire web application if we configure it in web.config and default behavior for all the web application uses the web server if we configure it in IIS?
Supratik De
19-Aug-12 16:32pm
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Honestly, you got me wrong..I asked for the preparation..Its not about fooling peoples cause I believe by heart u can't fool a person in long run..and the opposite side side of the coin is u can't learn or know by working only...there is a task called study for the interview..think you are aware of this..
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