ASP.NET MVC Working With Files using C# (Uploading And Downloading)

 

Uploading and Downloading files using C# in ASP.NET MVC, we are going to cover following :

1. Setting up form method and content type
2. Uploading File On Server
3. Uploading Multiple Files On Server

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ASP.NET MVC Working With Files using C# (Uploading And Downloading)

 

Uploading and Downloading files using C# in ASP.NET MVC, we are going to cover following :

1. Setting up form method and content type
2. Uploading File On Server
3. Uploading Multiple Files On Server

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Creating ASP.NET MVC Multilingual Website / Web Application - Using C#?

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Building multilingual website using ASP.NET MVC - This article is intended for beginners, lets start with introduction.

Introduction

In this article, we are going to see how we can show localized content to your ASP.NET MVC web application.

Background

We will see mainly two approaches to resolve this issue:

• Approach 1: Using Static Pages

• Approach 2: Using Dynamic page with localized data at runtime

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Creating ASP.NET MVC Multilingual Website / Web Application - Using C#?

Download  Source Code

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Building multilingual website using ASP.NET MVC - This article is intended for beginners, lets start with introduction.

Introduction

In this article, we are going to see how we can show localized content to your ASP.NET MVC web application.

Background

We will see mainly two approaches to resolve this issue:

• Approach 1: Using Static Pages

• Approach 2: Using Dynamic page with localized data at runtime

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Exception Handling in ASP.NET MVC Web Application using C#

Exception handling is crucial part of every application. It is required for logging errors into database or text/log file, very importantly presenting them to the user in a nicely in case of exception. When I was working on application I encounter exceptions (e.g. 400, 500, etc ) but I was not sure of what might have caused it. That's where I started exploring various approaches of exception handling in ASP.NET MVC.

There are various ways to handle exceptions, based upon usability and error location/type (SQL, Application, etc)

We are going to see all of them -I will be keep on adding stuff to this article :)

It seems then, that this is a good exercise in understanding a number of things:

Exception Handling in ASP.NET MVC - At Page/View Level - Using Action Method

Exception Handling in ASP.NET MVC - At Application Level - Using Global.aspx

 

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Working With Exchange Web service (EWS) using ASP.NET MVC C#- Remotely Processing Outlook Emails

Remotely working with Exchange Web Service (EWS)- There are many article how to process using EWS managed API but there are very less article of how we can actually do it remotely  using exchange web service.

EWS Managed API works only on exchange server. If you are looking for remote processing here is solution. 

Following are steps involved -

1. Creating An Instance Of Exchange Web Service (EWS)

2. Process Unread Email Attachment

3. Iterate Through Attachments

4. Process Email Attachments

5. Change Status of Emails From ‘Unread’ to ‘Read’
   

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Working With Exchange Web service (EWS) using ASP.NET MVC C#- Remotely Processing Outlook Emails

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Remotely working with Exchange Web Service (EWS)- There are many article how to process using EWS managed API but there are very less article of how we can actually do it remotely  using exchange web service.

EWS Managed API works only on exchange server. If you are looking for remote processing here is solution. 

Following are steps involved -

1. Creating An Instance Of Exchange Web Service (EWS)

2. Process Unread Email Attachment

3. Iterate Through Attachments

4. Process Email Attachments

5. Change Status of Emails From ‘Unread’ to ‘Read’
   

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