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justin cater

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Writing a download server. Part I: Always stream, never keep fully in memory Posted: Jun 25, 2015 6:02 AM
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Downloading various files (either text or binary) is a bread and butter of every enterprise application. PDF documents, attachments, media, executables, CSV, very large files, etc. Almost every application, sooner or later, will have to provide some form of download. Downloading is implemented in terms of HTTP, so it’s important to fully embrace this protocol ...

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