If the file is <100mb use a byte array property on a struct or a class.
If the file is >=100mb use MTOM. The caveat, and there always is one, that MTOM only provides stream based access on files being downloaded from the web server and not those being uploaded.. (Yeah, sucks)
-Dave
string.Format(“{0}/IBPMWebWIS/?ToolName=AWVWR&Viewer={1}&LUCID={2}&MIMETYPE={3}&TABLENAME={4}&ROWIDENTIFIER={2}&EOF=1″, host, encodeURIComponent(typ), encodeURIComponent(LucID), encodeURIComponent(MimeType), encodeURIComponent(TableName));
Yeah, I know, I’m this kewl [no seriously, go Google it, this is the ONLY refernce on the web.. nice eh?]
Server.HtmlEncode(strValue); is the answer.. Unless..
You want to call it from a static method (and we always do… 
We have two main options:
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Server.HtmlEncode(s trValue);
And then System.Web.HttpUtility.HtmlEncode (my preferred method..) Why?
Because it also has methods to encode Url’s and you can get the data as a string, or byte array (nice for marshalling or persisting to a data store.. )
Americans do so know Geography.. Uh Huh!
