jackjohnson44
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asp.net open document via webservice, don't have access to response object
I have a webservice that sends a document to a webpage. I pass up the id, and the document (image, doc, ppt, xls) is opened in the browser. I need access to response.clear, response.addheader.
I got it working using a webpart, and context.response.clear ... but had to get rid of the webpart and start over (too long to go into why). I don't want my client (asp page) to have to worry about the doc type or anything.
My question is, how do I access those methods in a regular class?
I got it working using a webpart, and context.response.clear ... but had to get rid of the webpart and start over (too long to go into why). I don't want my client (asp page) to have to worry about the doc type or anything.
My question is, how do I access those methods in a regular class?
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