using System; using System.IO; using Aspose.Storage.Cloud.Sdk.Api; using Aspose.Storage.Cloud.Sdk.Model; using Aspose.Storage.Cloud.Sdk.Model.Requests; namespace AsposeSamples { public class StorageSample { /// <summary> /// UploadFile - Upload local file to storage so that API calls can process the file. /// See https://dashboard.aspose.cloud/ for details on creating your app and getting your App Sid and App Key. /// </summary> /// <param name="appSid"></param> /// <param name="appKey"></param> /// <param name="localFileName">Local or UNC path to local file name</param> /// <param name="remoteFileName">Remote file name </param> /// <param name="remoteFolderName">Remote file path with foward-slash delimiters</param> /// <param name="storageName">'First Storage' is the default for new apps. See https://dashboard.aspose.cloud/ to manage stoage</param> /// <returns></returns> private static bool UploadFile(string appSid, string appKey, string localFileName, string remoteFileName, string remoteFolderName, string storageName) { bool fileOk = false; // 1 - Open the Storage API using your app Key and Sid var storageApi = new StorageApi(appKey, appSid); using (Stream fs = File.OpenRead(localFileName)) { // 2 - Create a put request with the file details PutCreateRequest putRequest = new Aspose.Storage.Cloud.Sdk.Model.Requests.PutCreateRequest( $"{remoteFolderName}/{remoteFileName}", fs, null, storageName ); // 3 - Upload the file UploadResponse uploadResponse = storageApi.PutCreate(putRequest); // 4 - Check the response status and feed that back to calling code. if (uploadResponse.Status.ToUpper() == "OK") { fileOk = true; } } return fileOk; } } }