UploadedFile Class    

This class encapsulates an uploaded file. It is designed to supplement the functionality of the HttpPostedFile class. As such an UploadedFile object behaves very similarly to an HttpPostedFile object.

While this class provides the same basic methods and properties as the HttpPostedFile object it supplements them with other methods and properties for a greater level of control over the upload process.

You cannot create an UploadedFile object directly. You must obtain it by referencing an item within the Files property of an Upload object.

Inherits From: Object
Namespace: WebSupergoo.ABCUpload5
Assembly: ABCUpload5.DLL

Method Description
Detach Detaches any temporary file associated with the uploaded file.
SaveAs Saves an uploaded file onto the server.
SaveSFM Saves an uploaded file onto the server using Services for Macintosh (SFM) format if appropriate.

Property Description
ContentLength Gets the size in bytes of the uploaded file data.
ContentType Gets the MIME content type of a file sent by a client.
DataStream Gets a Stream object which allows access to the data within the uploaded file data.
Exists Gets a value indicating whether a file was uploaded or not.
Extension Gets the file name extension that should be associated with this file.
FileName Gets the path to the file on the client's machine.
InputStream Gets a Stream object which allows access to the data within the uploaded file.
MacBinary Gets a value indicating whether the raw upload data was encoded in MacBinary.
RawFileName Gets the name of the file on the client's machine as raw data.
RawStream Gets a Stream object which allows access to the raw upload data.
RezStream Gets a Stream object which allows access to the resource fork (if any) within the uploaded file.
TempFile Gets the path to any temporary file associated with the upload.
Text Gets the text contained within an uploaded file as a string.
URLSafeFileName Gets the name of the file on the client's machine in a URL safe format.
WinSafeFileName Gets the name of the file on the client's machine in a Windows safe format.