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iTwin today announced enhancements to its award winning iTwin file sharing device ($99) to even more effectively replicate the experience of sitting in front of a home or work computer from anywhere. A new thumbnail image view allows the user to see photos and other remote image files in the familiar “preview” look and feel to that of working on a local machine. Also released in this update, iTwin users can now seamlessly stream remote media files without making a local copy. iTwin is also now compatible with almost every type of known proxy server, so users can remotely access files from all network environments. Existing iTwin users can simply “plug and play” to take advantage of these new benefits, without the requirement of paying monthly subscription fees or the need to purchase a new device.

These new features allow iTwin to function as an even better “Personal Cloud.” iTwin makes it easy to quickly view and edit files in the original stored location—protecting the security of the user’s most private and confidential files. iTwin users do not pay monthly subscription fees as is typically required with cloud storage space. And since iTwin is hardware and only limited by the size of a computer’s hard drive, users can access any number of files of any size under the one-time purchase price of $99.

In a recent article in the New York Times on cloud storage, Verne G. Kopytoff writes “…well-publicized hackings and thefts at big companies like Sony, RSA Security and the e-mail marketing firm Epsilon Data Management worry the late adopters.” Further, George Hamilton, an analyst with Yankee Group, states in Kopytoff’s article, “I wouldn’t want to put anything with a Social Security number on a cloud-based storage service.”

“iTwin continues to innovate to deliver a simple and secure way to remotely use a computer in the same way you would by sitting in front of it,” said Lux Anantharaman, co-founder and CEO of iTwin. “Cloud storage has severe limitations, and it requires storage of sensitive information to be turned over to a third party, leaving it open to being compromised. With the iTwin, because a user’s information always is stored on their original device, the risk of private information being used inappropriately is mitigated.”

iTwin comprises two identical parts that resemble a standard USB drive. One part of the iTwin goes into the main computer, the other half, or “twin,” can be activated on any PC with an Internet connection, enabling immediate access to files from one computer to the other. Twin employs two-factor authentication, military-grade 256-bit AES encryption, and a proprietary remote disable feature to protect information with the highest standards of security. iTwin enables users to share, copy or back-up work documents, digital music and photo libraries, or general files and folders often needed from the road. iTwin professional users can also collaborate by remotely accessing and/or editing files, while ensuring complete versioning control.

ASP.NET Proxy problem

Hi,

Again it's me :) I tried the new PHP proxy and it is working. Then I tried to add .net support and download proxy for .net, but it didn't work for GET queries.

When I used it with "?", I got "Invalid URI: The format of the URI could not be determined" error from asp.net due to repeating of "?" two times. Then I changed the second "?" to "%3F" but I still got the same problem. Then I changed the second "?" to "&" and this time works but parameters are not working so I didn't got the layer properties in JSON format.

I still do not test it with POST queries but all of my queries work on GET requests, so I have to solve the issue on GET requests.

Is there any suggestion for this problem?

Thanks.

Alper.


http://localhost/proxy/proxy.ashx?http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Portland/ESRI_LandBase_WebMercator/MapServer/3?f=json
  Looking over ProcessRequest function in proxy.ashx, the first thing it does with the uri string is unescape it. So, maybe that's why %3F is not working?
Maybe if you convert the all "?"'s after the first position back into "%3F"?
This is pretty much a random guess though since I am not at all familiar enough with ASP.NET to know what uri looks like at the pont where it hits System.Net.WebRequest.Create()  ... public class proxy : IHttpHandler { public void ProcessRequest (HttpContext context) { HttpResponse response = context.Response; // Get the URL requested by the client (take the entire querystring at once // to handle the case of the URL itself containing querystring parameters) string uri = Uri.UnescapeDataString(context.Request.QueryString.ToString()); //ADDED LINES uri = "?" + uri.Substring(1).Replace("?","%3F"); // Get token, if applicable, and append to the request string token = getTokenFromConfigFile(uri); if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(token)) { if (uri.Contains("?")) uri += "&token=" + token; else uri += "?token=" + token; } ... rest of page continues Hi,

Praveen, I tried your code, but I got still the same proxy problems. Brett's solution solves the issue.

Thanks Brett, I solved the problem by changing the following lines of codes (asp.net and php)

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