Integrate easy and powerful cloud file management into your ASP.NET MVC application with the ComponentOne MVC FileManager
The FileManager and Cloud Web API support Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), DropBox, GoogleDrive, and OneDrive storage. The FileManager makes HTTP calls to the C1 Cloud Web APIs to perform these operations, which in turn communicate with the native file systems of the respective storages. The C1 Cloud Web API's are available in both .NET Framework and .NET Core.
FileManager and Cloud Web API support cloud services including Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), DropBox,GoogleDrive, OneDrive storages. Choose the type of cloud service to support according to your requirements using the CloudType property.
The easy to use UI interface supports many intuitive features. Users can search files using the search box, navigate to different directories using the address bar, or by clicking different nodes in the left pane. Context menus are available for specific operations such as download, deleting, or moving files. Display files in details view or grid and thumbnail view.
Access controls authenticate and authorize individuals to access the information they are allowed to see and use. Access Control is a critical component of data security. Configuring FileManager with Cloud API involves registering the cloud storage in project Startup and setting the host URL and cloud type properties in FileManager control.
Your web file management solutions can also let users view and manage local files on the server. The FileManager for ASP.NET MVC supports local storage in addition to cloud storage. The control uses storage APIs from the Web API to integrate with cloud storage and local storage.
The FileManager and Cloud Web API support Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), DropBox, GoogleDrive, and OneDrive storage. The FileManager makes HTTP calls to the C1 Cloud Web APIs to perform these operations, which in turn communicate with the native file systems of the respective storages. The C1 Cloud Web API's are available in both .NET Framework and .NET Core.
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