pushstreamcontent

I'm using PushStreamContent in ASP.NET Web API to push events from server to client (using Server-Sent Events). After each sent event, I call Flush on the Stream to push the buffered data to the client. However, I noticed that the flushing does not (always) happen. Sometimes, part of the data is sent to the client, and the rest is sent when the next event is written (which could happen seconds later). Here's a code sample: public class MyController : ApiController { private static readonly string[] LineSeparators = new[] { Environment.NewLine }; public HttpResponseMessage GetData(string id) {

I use PushStreamContent with my REST API (ASP.NET Web API) and works great. The HttpClient can request a ressource and gets the HTTP-Response before the complete request is handled by the server (the server still writes to the push-stream). As HttpClient you have to do one little thing: Use HttpCompletionOption.ResponseHeadersRead. Now my question: Is it possible to to this the other way? From the HttpClient -> uploading data via a push-stream to the web api? I Implemented it as below, but the web api gets the request not before the client closes the stream. var asyncStream = new AsyncStream

I am trying to download a zip file from my web api controller. It is returning the file but I am getting a message the zipfile is invalid when i try to open. I have seen other posts about this and the response was adding the responseType: 'arraybuffer'. Still isn't working for me. I'm not getting any errors in the console either. var model = $scope.selection; var res = $http.post('/api/apiZipPipeLine/', model) res.success(function (response, status, headers, config) { saveAs(new Blob([response], { type: "application/octet-stream", responseType: 'arraybuffer' }), 'reports.zip');