Hello,

since some days i cant upload my 260mb Deepzoom-App to my silverlight streming account.

after the upload finished, a error 404 is coming up in the webbrowser.

can anyone help me?

 helge

You're trying to upload a ZIP right? must have timed out or something.. phew.. 250MB.. It's better if you use the WEBDavAPI to upload something that big.

Here's the source project to a DAV utility I'm working on. I think it should work for you though it doesn't have the latest changes after discussing with Bill about the upload problems.

http://cid-9d81d8eb3fbbb0ea.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Public/SLDavExplorerNew.zip

 Basically you want to just log in and the use the Upload Folder button and upload the folder root which you zipped up. For lack of better documentation you might want to just upload a simpler application first :D

thanks for the reply, yes i tried it with a zip file. before it had less than 250mb.

ti tryed also the software you telled me. but if i put in my account id and my account key i get this error message:

 "Error getting list"
401 not autorized

whats the problem?

 Helge

yes, the program isn't user friendly cause its meant to be a tool for me :P anyway.. I'm guessing you copy and pasted the IDs from the web right? it's very likely there's an additional space at the end of appid or appkey, so make sure there isn't any

hi, yes there where a blank at the end. thanks.

i could login and upload my files. but at the end the app has only 180 from 260 mb on the server. and i cant check what files are missing.

any ideas?

Unfortunately, like I mentioned. It's a work in progress.. so I still haven't sorted out the retry capabilities. Asking for a list of files in a DeepZoom application from SLS is a futile gesture right now cause the WHOLE contents of the application is returned without anyway to ask for part of it.. unless I'm mistaken again that is. ;)

ok,
so the SLS is unusable for big deepzoom apps if you have a normal DSL-Connection like in my case.
is it possible to upload my content from a different webserver?

helge

No No No, SLS is of course meant to handle stuff like this. I'm saying the WebDAV API doesn't allow me to query the contents of a folder as well as I'd like, so it's not easy for the app I written to figure out what files failed the upload.

 Keep trying! Previously when uploaded zip files, it took me on my slow connection 4 times to get a 70MB one up!

 i understand, the api isnt very user friendly. even the sls upload page isnt very good. but if i cant upload my content i cant use it. i tried 15 times to upload my zip file. i have to wait always 3 or 4 hours to see if it works. at this moment i dont see any way to upload my app. i will have a look to your sourcecode. maybe i can perform a check if the file exists before i upload a file. hope it works. thanks for your help