Hi, I have a java application that downloads a file from a remote server. I would like to know where the application actually downloads a file. I tried to capture tcp/ip packet and I found out below information. protocol: TCP remote address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xx local port: xxxx remote port: xxxxx I know exact file url now. However, when I...
Hi everyone, I'm confused with the code block below because why it downloads the contents of the webpage rather the file itself. I create dummy file with some texts in it then I download it, but when I open the download file, I don't see any text that I wrote but it has weird web language tags. private bool DownloadCSVfile() {...
I found a way to obtain the URL of a torrent file, if I have this in string format, is there a way for me to just launch it whenever a user presses a button in my app? I know I could save the file and then call it up, but I'd rather just open it. Is this possible? ...
This may be a tired old question, but I have yet to find a good answer. Say for instance you have a class that reads in an xml file to get information such as a grocery store items, prices, etc. This class also allows you to retrieve the information about a grocery store item with a get() function. var grocery:GroceryStore = new Grocer...
I am trying to download a data file to my application the file can be viewed here: http://www.net-flyer.net/DataFeed/vatsim-data.txt here is my code: string address = "http://www.net-flyer.net/DataFeed/vatsim-data.txt"; string filename = "vsd.txt"; WebClient client = new WebClient(); client.DownloadFile(address,filename); It downloa...
Hi Everyone, I am trying to handle two different WebException's properly. Basically they are handled after calling WebClient.DownloadFile(string address, string fileName) AFAIK, so far there are two I have to handle, both WebException's: The remote name could not be resolved (i.e. No network connectivity to access server to downloa...