Reading HTTP Post Request & Saving
the files
Below is the way to actual & I would say standard & best way to read received HTTP Request If there are any files received through HTTP Post Sent then also you can save it & then write a response to the requested client...
Note: This above code is used can also be used for internal testing of the previous post, before posting to remote url.
Below is the way to actual & I would say standard & best way to read received HTTP Request If there are any files received through HTTP Post Sent then also you can save it & then write a response to the requested client...
HttpRequest
request = Context.Request;
HttpResponse response = Context.Response;
StreamReader readerReq = new StreamReader(request.InputStream);
string req = readerReq.ReadToEnd();
string IfAnyQueryString =
Request.QueryString["IfAnyQueryString "].ToString();
HttpFileCollection uploadFile = Request.Files;
if (uploadFile.Count > 0)
{
//Follow this way to wile saving files
for(int i =0; i<=uploadFile.count();i++)
{
HttpPostedFile postedfile = uploadFile[i];
Stream filestream = postedfile.InputStream;
byte[] file = new byte[postedfile.ContentLength];
filestream.Read(file, 0, postedfile.ContentLength);
postedfile.SaveAs(@"DriveName:\\YourPath" + "\\" +
postedfile.FileName);
}
}
else
{
using (var outfile = new StreamWriter(@"YourPath " + "\\" +
"Request.txt"))
{
outfile.Write(req);
}
}
response.Output.Write("Sucess"); //Write response message if any
Note: This above code is used can also be used for internal testing of the previous post, before posting to remote url.
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