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  • RobKinney1

    File Downloading...

    Hello All!

    I have been assigned a task by my boss to download files off the net using
    C# (.NET 2.0).... but not any files. These are .ra or .rm files from a
    customer (who has a ton of them). And yes, for anyone who is suspicious,
    this is legal but the customer is unwilling to give us ftp access to their
    audio.

    I don't even know where to start. I downloaded a few file downloaders from
    Code Project, but cannot seem to get them to work whenever I put the rtsp://
    protocol in front of the URL.

    Am I totally missing the boat here? Does anyone know where I would even
    start?
    WM Recorder is able to do this. How do they do it?

    Thanks in advance.

    Rob
  • VJ

    #2
    Re: File Downloading...

    Using .NET remoting you could talk to another computer over a network. You
    could try remoting, using a specfic channel. GenuineChannels offers some
    packages like custom channels, so you don't have to write your own channel.
    Check them out and .NET remoting. We use .NET remoting so our clients can
    talk over a network, but we know the clients/comptuers and they are all
    registered. Your case is possible, if you can know the remote client, I am
    just sure of the exact details.

    Need more help, I will try my best to help
    VJ

    "RobKinney1 " <RobKinney1@dis cussions.micros oft.comwrote in message
    news:C10A46A6-4EFD-4750-AFDC-760F6274D395@mi crosoft.com...
    Hello All!
    >
    I have been assigned a task by my boss to download files off the net using
    C# (.NET 2.0).... but not any files. These are .ra or .rm files from a
    customer (who has a ton of them). And yes, for anyone who is suspicious,
    this is legal but the customer is unwilling to give us ftp access to their
    audio.
    >
    I don't even know where to start. I downloaded a few file downloaders
    from
    Code Project, but cannot seem to get them to work whenever I put the
    rtsp://
    protocol in front of the URL.
    >
    Am I totally missing the boat here? Does anyone know where I would even
    start?
    WM Recorder is able to do this. How do they do it?
    >
    Thanks in advance.
    >
    Rob

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    • William Stacey [C# MVP]

      #3
      Re: File Downloading...


      | And yes, for anyone who is suspicious,
      | this is legal but the customer is unwilling to give us ftp access to their
      | audio.

      So what are they willing to give you? HTTP access? If so, use a HTTP
      download.


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      • Cor Ligthert [MVP]

        #4
        Re: File Downloading...

        Rob,

        This is very easy, just one instruction is needed.

        WebClient.Downl oadFile



        I hope this helps,

        Cor


        "RobKinney1 " <RobKinney1@dis cussions.micros oft.comschreef in bericht
        news:C10A46A6-4EFD-4750-AFDC-760F6274D395@mi crosoft.com...
        Hello All!
        >
        I have been assigned a task by my boss to download files off the net using
        C# (.NET 2.0).... but not any files. These are .ra or .rm files from a
        customer (who has a ton of them). And yes, for anyone who is suspicious,
        this is legal but the customer is unwilling to give us ftp access to their
        audio.
        >
        I don't even know where to start. I downloaded a few file downloaders
        from
        Code Project, but cannot seem to get them to work whenever I put the
        rtsp://
        protocol in front of the URL.
        >
        Am I totally missing the boat here? Does anyone know where I would even
        start?
        WM Recorder is able to do this. How do they do it?
        >
        Thanks in advance.
        >
        Rob

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        • chanmm

          #5
          Re: File Downloading...

          If you want to restrict what file to download from the web. mmm.. use Group
          Policy instead of code it.


          chanmm

          "RobKinney1 " <RobKinney1@dis cussions.micros oft.comwrote in message
          news:C10A46A6-4EFD-4750-AFDC-760F6274D395@mi crosoft.com...
          Hello All!
          >
          I have been assigned a task by my boss to download files off the net using
          C# (.NET 2.0).... but not any files. These are .ra or .rm files from a
          customer (who has a ton of them). And yes, for anyone who is suspicious,
          this is legal but the customer is unwilling to give us ftp access to their
          audio.
          >
          I don't even know where to start. I downloaded a few file downloaders
          from
          Code Project, but cannot seem to get them to work whenever I put the
          rtsp://
          protocol in front of the URL.
          >
          Am I totally missing the boat here? Does anyone know where I would even
          start?
          WM Recorder is able to do this. How do they do it?
          >
          Thanks in advance.
          >
          Rob

          Comment

          • Shailen Sukul

            #6
            RE: File Downloading...

            If you have HTTP access, you could use the tool I wrote for this code project
            article:

            I provide the full source code as well so you could adapt it to your needs.



            "RobKinney1 " wrote:
            Hello All!
            >
            I have been assigned a task by my boss to download files off the net using
            C# (.NET 2.0).... but not any files. These are .ra or .rm files from a
            customer (who has a ton of them). And yes, for anyone who is suspicious,
            this is legal but the customer is unwilling to give us ftp access to their
            audio.
            >
            I don't even know where to start. I downloaded a few file downloaders from
            Code Project, but cannot seem to get them to work whenever I put the rtsp://
            protocol in front of the URL.
            >
            Am I totally missing the boat here? Does anyone know where I would even
            start?
            WM Recorder is able to do this. How do they do it?
            >
            Thanks in advance.
            >
            Rob

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