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| | Creating a 'proxy' redirector Hi, We have web application X where I work that allows us to access documents via a url, for eg, http://hostname/app.cgi?request_dcou...r?password=ner etc... What we would like is for our asp.net app Y to make this request (for the purpose of hiding the above URL) but let web application X hosting the document to stream the data back to the client. Is there any functionality to do this in .net? One idea i had was for the webserver to download the file in chunks and simply pass the data on to the client, however, i don't want to put strain on the server so Id rather avoid this. It consumes lots of memory too. Thanks in advance Vince |
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