I used to have a boss like that.
Nice general high level descriptions.
He sure looked smart when he could even use them in the correct context.
You want to be a bit more specific - ON THE CLIENT SIDE!
How convenient
I used to have a boss like that.
Nice general high level descriptions. He sure looked smart when he could even use them in the correct context. You want to be a bit more specific - ON THE CLIENT SIDE! |
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I KNOW!
Use a PHP script for it!
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start here
http://www.enterpris...doc/devguide.html
all the customer needs to do (from your description) is non tech people need to easily upload a large file to you, so a browser based app would ask what file the customer wishes to send including how to find it (attachement function generic) click "yes this is the file I weant to send" browser client needs to tell customer status of upload (activity bar) and a notification of when it is finished (pop box "we're done!") now get a little fancier and provide a toolbar icon and make the whole thing a plugin. does that help a little bit? |
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Help a lot
Thanks
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That's a possibility...
others include (not limited to...):
building a shell script (.bat file) to upload the files. Put an icon on their desktop and anything in the SendToXYZ folder gets uploaded. a web page that lives locally (file:\c:whatever) that loads the file up (give them the ability to browse for the file) a small program that does the connection for ftp. Either java/C#/C++, etc. Again, it's an icon on their desktop. |
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No icons
No desktops.
Web users. |