FileUltimate 4.7.0.0 & FileVista 6.7.0.0 Retail
FileUltimate 4.7.0.0 & FileVista 6.7.0.0 Retail | 149 Mb
Integrate a file manager into your ASP.NET application or site rapidly.
Browse and manage files with access control.
Accept files with the advanced upload functionality.
Offer a structured and neat download area.
Browse Files with Access Control
Limit actions, disk usage and file types on folder basis. File manager will automatically show or hide actions according to the viewed folder's access control.
Isolate Folders
Prevent navigating up to parent folders with "Root Folder" concept. Define root folders which point to existing paths on the server or on the network. Set display names for root folders and hide the actual path information for security.
Enable Seamless UX Across Devices and Browsers
Save the hassle of figuring out browser and device differences. FileUltimate will look and work flawlessly across web browsers on Windows or Mac or a mobile device.
Decide Where You Store Files
Store your files on the server or on the network without changing your existing folder structures. Create root folders which point to existing paths and start serving files immediately.
Enable Seamless Access Across Devices and Browsers
Let your users access your web file server with their choice of a web browser on Windows or Mac or a mobile device. No need to require users install any software like ftp clients.
Minimize User Learning Curve
FileVista looks and feels like Windows File Explorer and follows user interface guidelines. Let your users easily manage their files with the comfortable and intuitive approach already known from the daily desktop working environment.
Make File Transfers Easy and Fast
Let your users upload multiple files and download multiple files or even whole folders at once. Allow files of unlimited size both when uploading and downloading.
Allow Public Access
Allow users to create public links (direct URLs) for referencing the files in other systems, in documents or in emails. Let users resume interrupted downloads via public links.
Offer Localized Access to Users
Let international access for your web file server. Allow your users to select their preferred language. Add a new language or customize an existing language easily.
Version History of FileVista
6.7
Added: Amazon S3 file system. You can now use an Amazon S3 bucket like a regular folder on disk.
Improved: "Edit Root Folder" window to support multiple location types like Physical and AmazonS3. The new "Choose" button will open a new window where you can set properties specific to a location type. This means you don't need to bother with formatting location strings correctly (eg. guessing property names)
Version History of FileUltimate
4.7
Added: Amazon S3 file system. You can now use an Amazon S3 bucket like a regular folder on disk.
Improved: FileManagerRootFolder.Location property is now of type Location class instead of string. You can still assign a string to this property as it's automatically casted so this is not a breaking change. The advantage of this special Location class is that you can now set it directly to an instance of PhysicalLocation or AmazonS3Location (more will be available in the future) classes. For instance this line:
rootFolder.Location = "Type=AmazonS3; Bucket Name=mybucket";
is same as this line:
rootFolder.Location = new AmazonS3Location { BucketName = "mybucket" };
This means you don't need to bother with formatting location strings correctly (eg. guessing property names) Except in aspx markup, you will still need to use strings which look like connection strings if you need to set advanced properties. Also note that this line:
rootFolder.Location = "c:\some\folder";
is same as this line:
rootFolder.Location = "Type=Physical; Path=c:\some\folder";
and also same as this line:
rootFolder.Location = new PhysicalLocation { Path = "c:\some\folder" };
So as in previous versions, setting location to a path string directly means it's a physical location by default.
6.7
Added: Amazon S3 file system. You can now use an Amazon S3 bucket like a regular folder on disk.
Improved: "Edit Root Folder" window to support multiple location types like Physical and AmazonS3. The new "Choose" button will open a new window where you can set properties specific to a location type. This means you don't need to bother with formatting location strings correctly (eg. guessing property names)
Version History of FileUltimate
4.7
Added: Amazon S3 file system. You can now use an Amazon S3 bucket like a regular folder on disk.
Improved: FileManagerRootFolder.Location property is now of type Location class instead of string. You can still assign a string to this property as it's automatically casted so this is not a breaking change. The advantage of this special Location class is that you can now set it directly to an instance of PhysicalLocation or AmazonS3Location (more will be available in the future) classes. For instance this line:
rootFolder.Location = "Type=AmazonS3; Bucket Name=mybucket";
is same as this line:
rootFolder.Location = new AmazonS3Location { BucketName = "mybucket" };
This means you don't need to bother with formatting location strings correctly (eg. guessing property names) Except in aspx markup, you will still need to use strings which look like connection strings if you need to set advanced properties. Also note that this line:
rootFolder.Location = "c:\some\folder";
is same as this line:
rootFolder.Location = "Type=Physical; Path=c:\some\folder";
and also same as this line:
rootFolder.Location = new PhysicalLocation { Path = "c:\some\folder" };
So as in previous versions, setting location to a path string directly means it's a physical location by default.
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