Hi Daniel,
Have you got any further progress on this issue or does the suggestions in
my last reply helps a little? If there're any other things we can help,
please feel free to post here.
Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| Hi Daniel,
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| AS for the accessing the download file stream from httresponse. Here is
| some of my understanding:
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| 1. Is the remote web page direclty write down a file into the response
| stream?
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| 2. Are you using HttpWebRequest or any other component to request the
file
| downloading page?
|
| As far as I know, if you're using HttpWebRequest, we can use the
| HttpWebResponse.GetResponseStream() method to get the binary stream in
the
| http response message. Then, we can save the stream to a file on the hard
| disk.
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| Please feel free to let me know if the above is the scenario you met. IF
| there're any other concerns, please post here also. Thanks,
|
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| | Do you mean you are trying to create a valid MDB file manually, from
| code,
| | and not trying to "send" one that's already created (at the server file
| | level) to the client?
| |
| | If so then its not that easy. Some files are text based, and therefore
| | easily created, or have simple interpreters/converters (like excel) but
| | creating an MDB from nothing but text will require some sort of
compiler
| I
| | would suspect. I think you are going to have to hit up an Access group
| and
| | ask them about that specifically though, if I understand your request
| right.
| |
| |
| | --
| | Curt Christianson
| | site:
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| | blog:
http://blog.darkfalz.com
| |
| |
| |
| | "Daniel Corbett" wrote:
| |
| | > The question is how do I try. I have found 0 code examples for this
| case.
| | > There are lots of code examples which explain how to use WebClient to
| | > download a static file given a URL to the file.
| | >
| | > What I tried to do is to open the stream on the Response, and write
| that to
| | > a file.
| | > The file is an Access file and wasn't recognized by Access as being a
| valid
| | > access file. Perhaps there is something else I need to do. Are
the
| | > headers included in that stream? How far do I have to go to skip
them?
| | >
| | > "Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:
| | >
| | > > What happened when you tried? Was there an error? Streaming a file
to
| the
| | > > client is easily searchable but I wasnt sure if there was a
specific
| aspect
| | > > that was causing the issue...??
| | > >
| | > > --
| | > > Curt Christianson
| | > > site:
http://www.darkfalz.com
| | > > blog:
http://blog.darkfalz.com
| | > >
| | > >
| | > >
| | > > "Daniel Corbett" wrote:
| | > >
| | > > > I am trying to save a file dynamically created in a webpage. I
| get the
| | > > > following headers, but cannot figure out how to save the
| attachment. I am
| | > > > basically trying to replicate what internet explorer would do in
| this case.
| | > > >
| | > > > The headers I am getting are:
| | > > >
| | > > > Headers {Content-Disposition: attachment;
| filename="dynamic_file.mdb"
| | > > > Connection: close
| | > > > Cache-Control: private
| | > > > Content-Type: application/octet-stream
| | > > > Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 16:04:41 GMT
| | > > > Expires: Thu, 06 Oct 2005 16:04:42 GMT
| | > > > Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0
| | > > > X-Powered-By: ASP.NET
| | > > > }
| | > > >
| | > > > How do I save dynamic_file.mdb?
| | > > >
| | > > > Thanks,
| | > > >
| | > > > - Daniel
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