Creating Multimedia Component with Core Service

[onlygarg]

I am currently trying to create a Multimedia component in the same
terms of a normal component. The issue however is that the multimedia
components are using the default Multimedia Schema and should work the
same way as the ones created through webdav copy of the binaries. I am
being thrown off the grid by the upload media errors. FYI i am using
the sessionawarecoreservice client. For some reason the code does not
copy into this post. Please let me know how i can attach or send the
code along.

[john winter]

Skype it to me I'm online now :)

[Dominic Cronin]

Wouldn't the flow be better?

[Alvin Reyes]

Skype's okay if it's a "basic" question.

Since it's Core Service related, I'm sure others would be interested.

Flow's the best spot if PowerTools-related.

Otherwise TridionWorld or Stack Exchange would be best.

Alvin

[Albert]

Did you check out the ImageUploader powertool?

[Alvin Reyes]

Albert, that's both helpful and practical.

With the caveat to use the PowerTools with caution on production systems, here's at least some links to the ImageUploader source (good examples for anyone following):

Core Service side:

http://code.google.com/p/tridion-2011-power-tools/source/browse/trunk/PowerTools.Model/Services/ 

Front-end GUI files (aspx, JavaScript, etc)

http://code.google.com/p/tridion-2011-power-tools/source/browse/trunk/#trunk%2FPowerTools.Editor%2FPowerTools%2FClient%2FImageUploader 

The only suggested "requirement" is, since this is the PowerTools group, to share any insight and possibly code snippets (if you're free to do so). We could also use some eyes (and/or hands) on ComponentSynchronizer (hint hint), especially on the... surprise! Core Service side.

Cheers,

Alvin