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Comments by Member 8921416 (Top 3 by date)
Member 8921416
28-Jan-19 4:06am
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if HttpClient is used to simply post a ByteArrayContent, the server side should be able to pickup the ByteArrayContent from the HttpRequest body. I'm looking for sample code that allow server side to collect the ByteArrayContent posted by client.
Member 8921416
23-Jan-19 19:49pm
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HttpClient.PostAsyn(string URL, HttpContent c) doesn't allow the byte array to be pass via URL. How HttpClient is going to call this API at server side?
Member 8921416
23-Jan-19 3:20am
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I've seen that example and didn't see useful code snippets on server side.
The client side is straight forward using HttpClient. Server side seems to even crash at Request.Body.Length accessor