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How to implement a resumable HTTP download?

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    We have an app that needs to download some 20MB file via a GSM connection. Due to the size of file and nature of the GSM connection, we want the download can pick up and continue from where it dropped off. Any info or suggestions? Thanks!

    Best, Jun

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    • J Jun Du

      We have an app that needs to download some 20MB file via a GSM connection. Due to the size of file and nature of the GSM connection, we want the download can pick up and continue from where it dropped off. Any info or suggestions? Thanks!

      Best, Jun

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      Jun Du wrote:

      Any info or suggestions?

      Yes, a thing called "research". Start here[^], and use a HttpRequest to fetch the desired byte-range. There might be an article on the subject, but I was to lazy to check :) --edit Another downvote for the collection. Was it that really that annoying that I did not check? Here's[^] your article - you're welcome :suss:

      Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

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