I need to get the position and also seek in a network stream, is there an
easy way to do that? (I am converting some java code so thats the easy
path).
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cs wrote: I need to get the position and also seek in a network stream, is
there an easy way to do that? (I am converting some java code so
thats the easy path).
Quoting MSDN:
"The NetworkStream does not support random access to the network data
stream. The value of the CanSeek property, which indicates whether the
stream supports seeking, is always false; reading the Position property,
reading the Length property, or calling the Seek method will throw a
NotSupportedExc eption."
I'd be surprised if the java.net.InputS tream implementation allowed
seeking -- but anyway, I guess one thing you can do is buffer the entire
data received in a MemoryStream and seek within that stream.
Cheers,
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Joerg Jooss jo*********@gmx .net
cs <[rem]casolorz[rem]@hot[rem]mail.com> wrote: I need to get the position and also seek in a network stream, is there an
easy way to do that? (I am converting some java code so thats the easy
path).
Well, the Position property of a NetworkStream isn't supported, and
neither is Seek. I'm surprised you can do it in Java, to be honest...
Have you considered buffering the contents of the NetworkStream in a
MemoryStream, and then using the Position property on that? (Personally
I find it easier to set Position directly rather than seeking, too, but
YMMV.)
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Jon Skeet [C# MVP] wrote: cs <[rem]casolorz[rem]@hot[rem]mail.com> wrote: I need to get the position and also seek in a network stream, is
there an easy way to do that? (I am converting some java code so
thats the easy path).
Well, the Position property of a NetworkStream isn't supported, and
neither is Seek. I'm surprised you can do it in Java, to be honest...
Have you considered buffering the contents of the NetworkStream in a
MemoryStream, and then using the Position property on that?
(Personally I find it easier to set Position directly rather than
seeking, too, but YMMV.)
Jon,
did you read my reply to the OP?
Stop doing that ESP thing at once!
;-) ;-)
Cheers,
--
Joerg Jooss jo*********@gmx .net
Joerg Jooss <jo*********@gm x.net> wrote: did you read my reply to the OP?
Stop doing that ESP thing at once!
LOL - I actually wrote my reply this morning, while offline. I've seen
more similar ones though - Daniel and I wrote practically identical
replies to someone within minutes of each other about a week ago though
:)
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I just took a long hard look at the java code and at the c# code and damm is
it way different, that microsoft convert utility made a mess of it!
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an easy way to do that? (I am converting some java code so thats the easy
path).
Well, the Position property of a NetworkStream isn't supported, and
neither is Seek. I'm surprised you can do it in Java, to be honest...
Have you considered buffering the contents of the NetworkStream in a
MemoryStream, and then using the Position property on that? (Personally
I find it easier to set Position directly rather than seeking, too, but
YMMV.)
--
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