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10.30.2007 at 08:38PM PDT, ID: 22928930
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ASP.NET/C# Web Page Upload/Download from/into memory

Asked by RichardRiga in .NET Framework 2.0, Miscellaneous Web Development, C# Programming Language

Tags: upload, download, web, file

Hello!

Basically, I'd like to do a simple internet speed test from a webpage (wherever I am at)  to my web server.

The webpage client needs to have a button to get the process started.  Then, serverside, a stream of random junk of some specific size (say 512kb) would be generated and sent to the client.   The client then sends the stream back to the server to test upload speed.

I have done this in a regular C# windows application but i am completely losing something when trying to make it a webpage.  Any links to code or code itself would be greatly appreciated.


I would like to do this without actually creating any files, using only streams/memory.

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