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Hello,

I found a found a nice Example on MS Site http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812406/EN-US/ . I would like to do something similar with edtftp.net. I use the Control in an ASP.NET Application. If I download a File (ftp.get("blub")) i have to wait until the server has loaded the whole file and then start an download (even if I read it into a stream). It would be nice if everything could be outputet directly to the Client like in the Example obove. Is there a Way to do this or will one be added in the future?

Thanks,
Keeper

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What do you mean by " i have to wait until the server has loaded the whole file"??

Hello,

I found a found a nice Example on MS Site http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812406/EN-US/ . I would like to do something similar with edtftp.net. I use the Control in an ASP.NET Application. If I download a File (ftp.get("blub")) i have to wait until the server has loaded the whole file and then start an download (even if I read it into a stream). It would be nice if everything could be outputet directly to the Client like in the Example obove. Is there a Way to do this or will one be added in the future?

Thanks,
Keeper
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Hello,

When I use "ftp.get(stream,file)" the code stops until the file is loaded (it seems to me than the client loads the whole file).
Do you know what I mean?

Greetings,
Keeper
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Oh, i see what you mean. It maybe that you need to use two threads, one for the get and the other reading the stream?

Hello,

When I use "ftp.get(stream,file)" the code stops until the file is loaded (it seems to me than the client loads the whole file).
Do you know what I mean?

Greetings,
Keeper

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