We are migrating an existing application to run under ASP.NET Core MVC. We want to use the Upload feature, but the assembly we currently use, Infragistics45.Web.jQuery.v16.2, only works when the IIS App Pool using .NET CLR Version v4.0. .NET Core requires that the App Pool be set to "No Managed Code". We've tried using the new Upload Middleware we've found described on various Infragistics websites but can't seem to get any of them to work. We are running the .NET Core with the full 4.6.2 Framework due to functionality we need that is not available in the .NET Core Standard.
Can anyone provide a detailed example of both configuration, server-side and client-side code examples, to help us achieve what we need to do. We want to continue using the client-side igniteUI JQuery to perform the Uploads, but we need the server-side to run under .Net Core using the full 4.6.2 Framework.
The error message is:
504 Fiddler - Receive Failure.
ReadResponse() failed: The server did not return a complete response for this request. Server returned xxx bytes.
Hello,
I am working on getting your sample running. I am currently looking into an issue with the project/IIS being able to find/read the config file. While I look into this I had a follow up question, what is the exact 504 error message you are getting?
Sorry, but I think the .zip file also include a publish instance of the application to run under IIS.
I have added a solution we created just to perform an Upload. It incorporates everything I can find to configure Infragistics to use the Upload Middleware, however, we get a 504 error.
We've already gotten NuGet packages IgniteUI and Ignite.MVC working with our new MVC application. They require us to run the web site with a pool configured for .NET CLR v4.0 rather than No Managed Code, as is typical for a .NET Core MVC application. These are the only NuGet packages we have as a dependency that forces the pool to be configured this way. We are using Middleware to perform several other tasks.
We were hoping to use the Middleware documented for Infragistics Uploads as well using NuGet package Infragistics.Web.MVC, however, we were never able to get it to work. A sample solution to perform Uploads using the Infragistics.Web.MVC package would be greatly appreciated.