I am writing a module that requires the entire output from a web app
to perform its function. So, basically I need to be able to pull the
entire output stream from the Response object. I've tried attaching a
custom filter to Response.Filter , but the custom filter receives the
stream in separate chunks. I need the entire stream at once in order
to convert it to an XmlDocument. Does anyone know of a way to get the
entire output stream from a web app using a module?
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On Jun 20, 10:46 am, Josh Naro <joshn...@gmail .comwrote:
I am writing a module that requires the entire output from a web app
to perform its function. So, basically I need to be able to pull the
entire output stream from the Response object. I've tried attaching a
custom filter to Response.Filter , but the custom filter receives the
stream in separate chunks. I need the entire stream at once in order
to convert it to an XmlDocument. Does anyone know of a way to get the
entire output stream from a web app using a module?
Well, I managed to figure this one out myself.
Answer:
1. Create a custom filter that makes use of the singleton pattern.
2. Have the filter store each stream as it comes through in a public
variable (i.e. temp += currentStream).
3. Install the filter on BeginRequest of the application from within
a module.
4. Grab your filter on EndRequest of the application from within the
module.
5. Your singleton filter should now have the entire output of the
application in its temp variable.
On Jun 20, 11:31 am, Josh Naro <joshn...@gmail .comwrote:
On Jun 20, 10:46 am, Josh Naro <joshn...@gmail .comwrote:
I am writing a module that requires the entire output from a web app
to perform its function. So, basically I need to be able to pull the
entire output stream from the Response object. I've tried attaching a
custom filter to Response.Filter , but the custom filter receives the
stream in separate chunks. I need the entire stream at once in order
to convert it to an XmlDocument. Does anyone know of a way to get the
entire output stream from a web app using a module?
Well, I managed to figure this one out myself.
Answer:
1. Create a custom filter that makes use of the singleton pattern.
2. Have the filter store each stream as it comes through in a public
variable (i.e. temp += currentStream).
3. Install the filter on BeginRequest of the application from within
a module.
4. Grab your filter on EndRequest of the application from within the
module.
5. Your singleton filter should now have the entire output of the
application in its temp variable.
Don't forget to destroy the singleton after use (it'll hang around for
the next request).
Also, you must create a separate singleton for each context you're
working with so that multiple requests are not intermingled. This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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