Writes the specified file directly to an HTTP content output stream.

Overload List

Writes the specified file directly to an HTTP content output stream.

[Visual Basic] Overloads Public Sub WriteFile(String)

[C#] public void WriteFile(string);

[C++] public: void WriteFile(String*);

[JScript] public function WriteFile(String);

Writes the contents of the specified file into a memory block.

[Visual Basic] Overloads Public Sub WriteFile(String, Boolean)

[C#] public void WriteFile(string, bool);

[C++] public: void WriteFile(String*, bool);

[JScript] public function WriteFile(String, Boolean);

Writes the specified file directly to an HTTP content output stream.

[Visual Basic] Overloads Public Sub WriteFile(IntPtr, Long, Long)

[C#] public void WriteFile(IntPtr, long, long);

[C++] public: void WriteFile(IntPtr, __int64, __int64);

[JScript] public function WriteFile(IntPtr, long, long);

Writes the specified file directly to an HTTP content output stream.

[Visual Basic] Overloads Public Sub WriteFile(String, Long, Long)

[C#] public void WriteFile(string, long, long);

[C++] public: void WriteFile(String*, __int64, __int64);

[JScript] public function WriteFile(String, long, long);

Example

The following example writes the entire contents of a text file named "login.txt" (which might contain literal text and HTML input controls) directly to the output stream.

[Visual Basic] 
Dim FileName As String
 Dim MyFileInfo As FileInfo
 Dim StartPos, FileSize As Long
 
 FileName = "c:\\temp\\login.txt"
 MyFileInfo = New FileInfo(FileName)
 FileSize = MyFileInfo.Length 
 
 Response.Write("Please Login: <br>")
 Response.WriteFile(FileName, StartPos, FileSize)
    

[C#] 
String FileName;
 FileInfo MyFileInfo;
 long StartPos = 0, FileSize;
 
 FileName = "c:\\temp\\login.txt";
 MyFileInfo = new FileInfo(FileName);
 FileSize = MyFileInfo.Length;
 
 Response.Write("Please Login: <br>");
 Response.WriteFile(FileName, StartPos, FileSize);
    

[C++] 
String* FileName;
 FileInfo* MyFileInfo;
 __int64 StartPos = 0, FileSize;
 
 FileName = S"c:\\temp\\login.txt";
 MyFileInfo = new FileInfo(FileName);
 FileSize = MyFileInfo->Length;
 
 Response->Write(S"Please Login: <br>");
 Response->WriteFile(FileName, StartPos, FileSize);
    

[JScript] 
var fileName : String
var myFileInfo : FileInfo
var startPos : long = 0
var fileSize : long

fileName = "c:\\temp\\login.txt"
myFileInfo = new FileInfo(fileName)
fileSize = myFileInfo.Length 

Response.Write("Please Login: <br>")
Response.WriteFile(fileName, startPos, fileSize)

See Also

HttpResponse Class | HttpResponse Members | System.Web Namespace