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ASP.NET MVC model binding for a file upload
I'm wondering what is the best approach to using model binding in ASP.NET MVC when the model has a file upload. It seems that FileUploadModelBinder will not work when the model is a FileUploadModel. Can someone give me an example of how to do this?
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There is a custom FileUploadModelBinder, available in the MVC Futures Repo, that may work for you. It should be updated to work with the latest MVC. Be sure to reference the MVC Futures Repo in your project.
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For me to bind to a file input for a model property I extended the DefaultModelBinder and added a new method like this:
public bool BindFile(ControllerContext controllerContext, ModelBindingContext bindingContext, object value)
{
if (!(value is FileUploadModel))
return false;
//if the model is not a file upload model we assume the user wants to upload the file and then save it to our database.
//and we ignore any validation that happens when they want to save to the file system
if (bindingContext.ValueProvider!= null && bindingContext.ValueProvider.GetValue(bindingContext.ModelName).AttemptedValue == "")
{
if (!bindingContext.ModelValidation.Validate(bindingContext.ModelName, value))
return false;
bindingContext.ModelValidation.Validate(controllerContext, bindingContext.ModelName, value);
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Femoral fractures in rats were produced by the intramedullary pinning method and examined by transmission and scanning electron microscopy. During the healing process, collagen fibril synthesized by chondrocytes was dispersed and organized into bundles of mature fibrils. Their growth appeared to be stimulated by the wound epidermis. The collagen bundles were further assembled into a higher order of molecular bundles by the regenerating fibroblasts as well as the woven bone matrix and implanted bone ends.The present invention relates generally to the manufacture of integrated circuits, and, more particularly, to the manufacture of dynamic random access memory arrays.
A common integrated circuit memory array architecture is the so-called NOR architecture, as shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 1, the memory array includes a plurality of column lines 3, each column line being connected to a plurality of sense amplifiers 1, each sense amplifier being connected to a respective cell 3 for latching a bit stored in the cell 3. A plurality of rows, also designated as word lines 2, are connected to respective word line drivers 5 for activating memory cells 3, which can be individually programmed by the drivers 5. In particular, each driver 5 is connected to a row line 2, and each row line 2 is connected to a respective row of memory cells 3. The column lines 3 are connected to respective sense amplifiers 1 via respective column switching lines 4. Each column switching line 4 is connected to respective column switching transistors 6, which are connected to respective column decoder 9, which is connected to a column control circuit 8. Each column switching transistor 6 is a normally closed switch, which is controlled to a closed (conductive) or an open (nonconductive) state by a signal on its associated column switching line 4, and the conductivity of which is determined by a respective selection signal from the associated column decoder 9.
A typical NOR array architecture is not readily scalable to lower size requirements, as is the case when reducing the chip size of integrated circuits. For this reason, other architecture schemes have been developed, including, for example, an "NOR with mirroring" architecture (referred to as the NRM architecture), as shown in FIG. 2. The NRM architecture includes a plurality of rows, each row being connected to a
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