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Alternative method for HttpResponse.TransimitFile in Asp .Net Core
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Since I want to realize downloading large size file (>4GB) from Asp .Net Core Backend, many articles point out that HttpResponse.TransimitFile in .Net Framework could achieve my goal. However, it seemes that HttpResponse.TransimitFile is no longer avaliable in .Net Core.
Anyone knows what the alternative to HttpResponse.TransimitFile in .Net Core? I can't tell you how much I appreciate your relevant answers.
Developer technologies | ASP.NET Core | Other
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Anonymous2023-10-16T08:40:10.2833333+00:00 Hi @wwwang ，To download large files (>4GB) in ASP.NET Core efficiently, you can use the
FileStreamResultclass, which is specifically designed to handle large file downloads without loading the entire file into memory. This is the recommended approach for serving large files in ASP.NET Core.
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