Download file
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I want to download a file from an URL address(for example--> Http://10.10.10.27/Publish/test.wav) to a client system. I'm testing many way to coding this part but i didn't get answer.:confused: please help me. thank you.
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I want to download a file from an URL address(for example--> Http://10.10.10.27/Publish/test.wav) to a client system. I'm testing many way to coding this part but i didn't get answer.:confused: please help me. thank you.
Member 6291554 wrote:
What does Publish mean here? Sundeep
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him forever.
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I want to download a file from an URL address(for example--> Http://10.10.10.27/Publish/test.wav) to a client system. I'm testing many way to coding this part but i didn't get answer.:confused: please help me. thank you.
What are you having difficulty with :confused: You create a hyperlink that points to the file in question
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What are you having difficulty with :confused: You create a hyperlink that points to the file in question
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I've a list of directory files that when i change selected files coping selected file to client system("C:\\Test.wav"). And then play file on client side. I'm writing source of play part but for copying i've a problem. My project is working on my system but when publish my site not working.
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I've a list of directory files that when i change selected files coping selected file to client system("C:\\Test.wav"). And then play file on client side. I'm writing source of play part but for copying i've a problem. My project is working on my system but when publish my site not working.
You're just confusing the issue even more. Is this a client/server app or a web app?
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You're just confusing the issue even more. Is this a client/server app or a web app?
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client/server
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client/server
Use the WebRequest[^] class
WebRequest request = new WebRequest(url); HttpWebResponse response = request.GetResponse(); Stream download = response.GetResponseStream();
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Use the WebRequest[^] class
WebRequest request = new WebRequest(url); HttpWebResponse response = request.GetResponse(); Stream download = response.GetResponseStream();
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Thank you Mr Mark Nischalke. ;)