Asp Net Transmit File
Hi DreamCoder, From what I understand your issue is related “ Asp.net Transmit File in an Ajax Update Panel”. By default the AJAX Panel ajaxifies all controls.
Hi Ronald, I'm really sorry, but I see now that I've been a bit careless in my previous reply. Please unmark it as answer. If you have a file in memory, you would usually use the Response.OutputStream or call Response.BinaryWrite(). Before.NET 2.0, if you wanted to write a physical file to the HttpResponse, then you would use Response.WriteFile. However, Response.WriteFile loads the file into memory, so in.NET 2.0 Response.TransmitFile was introduced. This method achieves the same, but without buffering it into memory.
You could still use Response.WriteFile in some scenarios, for instance when you want to write only a part of the file (you'd have to know which bytes), and/or when you have a file handle. However, I don't think these scenario's are used very often by most applications.
Safety Valve Sizing Software. In most cases, you will simply want the user to download a file that you have stored somewhere, and you should use Response.TransmitFile(). Business Objects Enterprise Xi 3.1 Serial. I hope this clears it up.