FileUploaderUploadLocation Property

public Location UploadLocation { get; set; }

//Setting a physical path string:
//See below for other path string examples.
fileUploader.UploadLocation = @"c:\SomeFolder\Uploads";

//Setting a virtual path string:
//See below for other path string examples.
fileUploader.UploadLocation = "~/App_Data/Uploads";

//Setting a location provider instance:
//See below for other location provider examples (UNC Path, AmazonS3, AzureBlob etc.).
fileUploader.UploadLocation = new PhysicalLocation
{
    Path = @"c:\SomeFolder\Uploads"
};

//Setting a provider string:
//See below for other provider string examples (UNC Path, AmazonS3, AzureBlob etc.).
fileUploader.UploadLocation = @"Type=Physical; Path=c:\SomeFolder\Uploads";

<%-- 
Setting a physical path string:
See below for other path string examples.
--%>
<GleamTech:FileUploaderControl runat="server"
  UploadLocation="c:\SomeFolder\Uploads" />

<%-- 
Setting a virtual path string:
See below for other path string examples.
--%>
<GleamTech:FileUploaderControl runat="server"
  UploadLocation="~/App_Data/Uploads" />

<%-- 
Setting a provider string:
See below for other provider string examples.
--%>
<GleamTech:FileUploaderControl runat="server"
  UploadLocation="Type=Physical; Path=c:\SomeFolder\Uploads" />

Location location;

//Setting a physical path string:
//This is parsed as a PhysicalLocation instance.
location = @"c:\SomeFolder";

//Setting a virtual path string:
//This is parsed as a PhysicalLocation instance and virtual path is resolved on access.
//Note that virtual paths can only be resolved in a web application
//and on Linux paths starting with "/" are physical paths and not virtual paths.
location = "~/SomeFolder";

Location location;

//Setting a physical location via a PhysicalLocation instance:
location = new PhysicalLocation
{
    //Path can also be virtual path string like "~/App_Data/SomeFolder" in a web application.
    Path = @"c:\SomeFolder"
};

//Setting a physical location via a provider string (same as above):
location = @"Type=Physical; Path=c:\SomeFolder";

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//Setting a physical location via a PhysicalLocation instance, to connect as a specific user:
//UserName can be specified as "Domain\User", "User@Domain" (UPN format), "Machine\User", "User" (local user).
location = new PhysicalLocation
{
    Path = @"\\server\share", //a UNC path or a local path
    UserName = "USERNAME",
    Password = "PASSWORD"
};

//Setting a physical location via a provider string, to connect as a specific user (same as above):
//In a provider string, if a value contains semi-colon character, that value should be enclosed
//in single quotes (e.g. Password='PASS;WORD') or double quotes (e.g. Password="PASS;WORD").
location = @"Path=\\server\share; User Name=USERNAME; Password=PASSWORD";

//---------------------------------------

//Setting a physical location via a PhysicalLocation instance, to connect as the Web Server authenticated identity:
//For example, when you disable `Anonymous Authentication` and
//enable one of these authentication types for a web app in IIS:
//- `Windows Authentication (NTLM)`
//- `Digest Authentication (Negotiate)`
//- `Basic Authentication`
//Then IIS can pass the already authenticated user info to the web app.
//This user can then be impersonated by the web app when necessary, e.g. when accessing files.
location = new PhysicalLocation
{
    Path = @"\\server\share", //a UNC path or a local path
    AuthenticatedUser = AuthenticatedUser.WebServer
};

//Setting a physical location via a provider string, to connect as the Web Server authenticated identity:
location = @"Path=\\server\share; Authenticated User=WebServer";

//---------------------------------------

//Setting a physical location via a PhysicalLocation instance, to connect as the Claims UPN identity:
//App's identities in `Thread.CurrentPrincipal` will be searched for a UPN (User Principal Name) claim.
//If any UPN is found, it will be authenticated via S4U Kerberos.
//This user can then be impersonated by the web app when necessary, e.g. when accessing files.
location = new PhysicalLocation
{
    Path = @"\\server\share", //a UNC path or a local path
    AuthenticatedUser = AuthenticatedUser.ClaimsUpn
};

//Setting a physical location via a provider string, to connect as the Claims UPN identity:
location = @"Path=\\server\share; Authenticated User=ClaimsUpn";

Location location;

//Setting an Azure Blob location via an AzureBlobLocation instance:
location = new AzureBlobLocation
{
    //Leave Path empty to connect to the root of the container. 
    //For connecting to subfolders, Path should be specified as a relative path (e.g. "some/folder")
    //Path = "some/folder",

    //Get these values from your Azure Portal (Storage Account -> Access Keys -> Connection String)
    Container = "CONTAINER",
    AccountName = "XXX",
    AccountKey = "XXX"
};

//Setting an Azure Blob location via a provider string (same as above):
//In a provider string, if a value contains semi-colon character, that value should be enclosed
//in single quotes (e.g. Password='PASS;WORD') or double quotes (e.g. Password="PASS;WORD").
location = "Type=AzureBlob; Container=CONTAINER; Account Name=XXX; Account Key=XXX";

Location location;

//Setting an Amazon S3 location via an AmazonS3Location instance:
location = new AmazonS3Location
{
    //Leave Path empty to connect to the root of the bucket. 
    //For connecting to subfolders, Path should be specified as a relative path (e.g. "some/folder")
    //Path = "some/folder",

    BucketName = "BUCKET",
    Region = "eu-central-1",
    AccessKeyId = "XXX",
    SecretAccessKey = "XXX",
};

//Setting an Amazon S3 location via a provider string (same as above):
//In a provider string, if a value contains semi-colon character, that value should be enclosed
//in single quotes (e.g. Password='PASS;WORD') or double quotes (e.g. Password="PASS;WORD").
location = "Type=AmazonS3; Bucket Name=BUCKET; Region=eu-central-1; Access Key Id=XXX; Secret Access Key=XXX";