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Scan Uploaded Files for VirusesDoes anyone know of an anti virus API that could be used to scan uploaded
files from a web site? I am creating an application that will allow users to upload files into a SQL database. Theoretically I'm sure we could have it upload the files to a directory (where the server Anti Virus real-time scan would catch it) and then transfer those that survive the process into the database however that seems increadibly inefficient. Any advise would be greatly appreciated. Anthony,
I don't feel anti-virus companies are that accomidiating however most support some kind of command line feature. Drop that file in a directory then call the command line tool. You can call that command line even in ASP .Net. -Calvin Luttrell ProjectThunder.com, Inc. nothing is impossible Show quoteHide quote > Does anyone know of an anti virus API that could be used to scan uploaded > files from a web site? I am creating an application that will allow users to > upload files into a SQL database. > > Theoretically I'm sure we could have it upload the files to a directory > (where the server Anti Virus real-time scan would catch it) and then transfer > those that survive the process into the database however that seems > increadibly inefficient. > > Any advise would be greatly appreciated. 
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