How to send XMLHttpRequest put request from javascript to some.aspx and how to create response in webform and send it to PUT response RSS

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  NatarajYasha...

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  How to send XMLHttpRequest put request from javascript to some.aspx and how to create response in...

  Jan 20, 2021 05:38 AM|NatarajYashash|LINK

  How to send XMLHttpRequest (PUT) request in javascript from aspx page to .aspx in same project and how to write a json response to the put request in .aspx.cs.

  Example:

  PUT https://*****.apsx
  Content-Disposition: filename="filename.pdf"

  Example  Response:

  <div>HTTP/1.1 200 OK</div> <div>Content-Type: application/json</div> <div> </div> <div>{</div> <div>  "uploadUrl": "https://****.apsx",</div> <div>  "expirationDateTime": "2015-01-29T09:21:55.523Z",</div> <div>  "FileName": "Filename_SessionID.EXT",</div> <div>  "UploadSessionID": "***********"</div> <div>}</div>

  PUT https://****.apsx
  Content-Length: 1024
  Content-Range: bytes 0-1023/4096

  <bytes 0-1023 of the file>

  Example Response:
  HTTP/1.1 202 Accepted
  Content-Type: application/json

  {
  "expirationDateTime": "2015-01-29T09:21:55.523Z",
  "nextExpectedRanges": ["1025"]
  }

  
  PUT https://*****.apsx
  Content-Length: 1024
  Content-Range: bytes 3022-4096/4096
  Content-Disposition: filename="filename.jpg"

  <bytes 3022-4096 of the file>

  Example Final Response:
  HTTP/1.1 201 Created
  Content-Type: application/json

  {
  "name": "filename.jpg",
  "size": 4096
  }

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  XuDong Peng

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  Re: How to send XMLHttpRequest put request from javascript to some.aspx and how to create respons...

  Jan 21, 2021 07:05 AM|XuDong Peng|LINK

  Hi MatarajYashash,

  According to your description, I search some articles and documents about this, and I found it can not be implemented in WebForms.

  You can see that the WebForm submit method is post in the console element. I tried to use Ajax but I found this document:

  ScriptMethodAttribute.UseHttpGet Property

  This attribute can be only set true or false, and it corresponds to the two request methods Get and Post. This means that WebMethod only accepts these two request methods.

  Best regards,

  Xudong Peng

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