I have a wizard type page where the user enters some information into textboxes, there is also a CuteWebUI:UploadAttachments, control in the page where the user is allow to upload up x number of images. After the user has finish the data entry part, he/she click NEXT and the post is display for the user to confirm that the post looks like ...

I had the same problem on a win2k3 machine...I could not unset the Read-Only attribute of the properties...microsoft has published a workaround, essentiallyattrib -r -s c:path\directorybackground info:CAUSEUnlike the Read-only attribute for a file, the Read-only attribute for a folder is typically ignored by Windows, Windows components ...

Hi Terry,   I  tried what you asked, and it worked just fine.   I ended up fixing the problem by reading the bytes in to an array and creating a new memory stream to create my Aspose document.    I figure that maybe aspose is doing something to the stream thus causing this error to happen.   Anyways all ...

Hi msalti,   That is strange. Could you try it again for this code ?   using (Stream stream = args.OpenStream()) {   }   -----   Ajax Uploader is trying to delete the temporary file when the uploaded event is finished.   It should be OK when the stream is disposed.   If the error still ...

Hi,   I have checked the code again.   After upload ,before the FileUploaded event be fired, the file will be renamed once.   So the file must be released.   I don't know why you get the file locked issue.   Please try the UploadType property , set to IFrame,Silverlight,Flash and try ...

modeuls are: <httpModules> <add name=''ScriptModule'' type=''System.Web.Handlers.ScriptModule, System.Web.Extensions, Version=3.5.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35''/> <add name=''CuteWebUI.UploadModule'' type=''CuteWebUI.UploadModule,CuteWebUI.AjaxUploader''/> <!-- remove unnecessary http modules ...

Hi Adam,   It is interesting, in that last post I was reading into a byte[].   I was doing the following which still caused that same error...     using (Stream stream = args.OpenStream()) {    Document doc = new Document(stream);    tbRadContent.Html += ...

Hi,   I think you can test the uploader on a new project.   Do not use any http modules or third party products.   You can just use our samples , and test the Move function.   Maybe there's some special condition caused the uploader not able to release the file stream.   Regards, Terry  

I will have to test that.    I did go to lunch and now that an hour as passed I was able to move the file.  I guess the process that had a stranglehold on the file timed out.   EDIT:  Yes, restarting IIS released the process that has all files recently uploaded locked down.

I have an Uploader control on my page, doing a simple openStream() on the FileUploaded event (not using ajax, just straight up postback) and I keep on getting this error:   The process cannot access the file 'xxx' because it is being used by another process.   Any ideas?   Thanks!   Stack Trace...   ...