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Subject: Using UVG in IIS 7 integrated pipeline mode
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Pengtsen R
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06/09/2009 10:49 AM  
The prior versions of UVG doesn't work in this mode because the neatupload 1.2 component in UVG doesn't work. since UVG 3.1.3 we upgraded the neatupload component in UVG to 1.3 and now UVG works in this mode.

If your site run in integrated pipeline mode, please ensure your UVG version is 3.1.3 +.

It should work fine when you upload small files, however, when you upload big files in UVG you may get this problem:

1, after clicking "Upload" button, you see a "Loading..." message below the file selection control.
2, the "Loading..." message never disappear.
3, a few minutes later, you get a "this page couldn't be displayed" error, or similar.

if so, you need to overcome the IIS 7 max allowed content length limitation, to do this, please add these lines to configuration/system.webServer node in your web.config:

<security>
<requestFiltering>
<requestLimits maxAllowedContentLength="xxxxxxxx"></requestLimits>
</requestFiltering>
</security>


xxxxxxxx is the max file size you can upload (in bytes), for example, if you want it to be 100MB, just use 100000000.

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