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Drag and Drop Upload to Azure Storage via Silverlight 4

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In this post Brett Balmer talks about dragging files into Azure storage using Silverlight 4.

I recently needed a way to upload images and other files to Windows Azure Storage. I like the way some sites implement ActiveX controls or other plugins that allow you to drag and drop the files onto the browser itself for upload. Naturally when I read about the new capabilites of Silverlight 4 to accept dropped files I was dying to write a little upload control. This blog is hosted on Windows Azure, and as mentioned in previous posts, the blog-entry content files (images/xap files) are stored in Windows Azure Storage.

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