Create a site for those files in IIS.
Design the form as follows.
cs Page
Web.config
<addkey="TemplateUploadPath"value="\\ABC-DTTR\Templates\"/>
<addkey="PDFDownloadPath"value="http://localhost:8089/"/>
<addkey="PDFDownloadPhysicalPath"value="\\ ABC-DTTR\Templates \"/>
Now, I want to download the upload file.
GetDownloadPage.aspx
.cs Page
In page load
stringstrTemplatePath = "mvc-routes.pdf";
stringstrTable = "";
strTable = "<table border='0' width='100%'>";
strTable = strTable + "<tr>";
strTable = strTable + "<td style='width:5%'>";
strTable = strTable + "<imgsrc='images/images.jpg' />";
strTable = strTable + "</td>";
strTable = strTable + "<td style='width:10%'>";
strTable = strTable + "<a href='GetFile.aspx?Filepath=" + strTemplatePath + "'>Download</a>";
strTable = strTable + "</td>";
strTable = strTable + "<td style='width:80%'>";
strTable = strTable + "<a href='#' onclick='javascript:window.open(\"" + System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings.Get("PDFDownloadPath") + strTemplatePath + "\")'>" + strTemplatePath.ToString() + "</a>";
strTable = strTable + "</td>";
strTable = strTable + "</tr>";
strTable = strTable + "</table>";
divTable.InnerHtml = strTable;
GetFile.aspx
OUTPUT:
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