All files corrupted using Response.Write or Response.Binary Write in .NET 1.1

[ChristopherABurns]

I have a very simple code snippet here:

private void Page_Load(objec t sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
string filePath =
Server.MapPath( "\\Transcriber\ \TranscriberTes t\\");
string fileName = "Test.Zip";
//FileInfo fi = new FileInfo(filePa th + fileName);
FileStream fs = File.Open(fileP ath + fileName,FileMo de.Open);

byte[] fileData = new byte[fs.Length];
fs.Write(fileDa ta,0,(int)fs.Le ngth);
fs.Close();

HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.C lear();
HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.C learHeaders();
HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.C learContent();

HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.C ontentType = "applicatio n/zip";
HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.A ddHeader("Conte nt-disposition",
"attachment ; filename=" + fileName);
HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.B inaryWrite(file Data);
//HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.W riteFile(filePa th +
fileName,0,(int )fi.Length);
HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.E nd();

}

<end snippet>

No matter what I tweak, the Zip file (I have tried .MP3, PDF to no
avail as well) is corrupt.
I have tried application/octet-stream and application/x-unkown for the
ContentType.

BinaryWrite, and A straight writefile produce the same results - a
corrupt file.

Anyone feeling charitable out there?

Thanks,
Chris

[m.farbod]

Try commenting out Response.ClearH eaders()
Ch************* **@gmail.com wrote:

I have a very simple code snippet here:

private void Page_Load(objec t sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
string filePath =
Server.MapPath( "\\Transcriber\ \TranscriberTes t\\");
string fileName = "Test.Zip";
//FileInfo fi = new FileInfo(filePa th + fileName);
FileStream fs = File.Open(fileP ath + fileName,FileMo de.Open);

byte[] fileData = new byte[fs.Length];
fs.Write(fileDa ta,0,(int)fs.Le ngth);
fs.Close();

HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.C lear();
HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.C learHeaders();
HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.C learContent();

HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.C ontentType = "applicatio n/zip";
HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.A ddHeader("Conte nt-disposition",
"attachment ; filename=" + fileName);
HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.B inaryWrite(file Data);
//HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.W riteFile(filePa th +
fileName,0,(int )fi.Length);
HttpContext.Cur rent.Response.E nd();

}

<end snippet>

No matter what I tweak, the Zip file (I have tried .MP3, PDF to no
avail as well) is corrupt.
I have tried application/octet-stream and application/x-unkown for the
ContentType.

BinaryWrite, and A straight writefile produce the same results - a
corrupt file.

Anyone feeling charitable out there?

Thanks,
Chris