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- parseRange parses a Range header and returns a list of ranges .
- New returns a http . Handler that wraps a Range ResponseWriter
- Write data to client
- getRange returns a string representation of a range .
- resText is used to send a text message
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QUESTION
I have this GET method :
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Answered 2022-Mar-22 at 15:42Ok, so I manage to make it work and remove the errors on Swagger by adding the @Parameter and the @QueryParam :
QUESTION
I am trying to upload .msg file to azure file share. I followed the Azure Storage File Shares client library for .NET
My code
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Answered 2021-Oct-19 at 12:41I am following below code to update the .msg file to file share.
QUESTION
Looking for help on how to copy a file from an Azure Blob Storage to a File Share when using an Azure Function Blob Trigger (v3)
I see lots and lots of articles and SO questions on copying from File Share to Blob, but nothing in reverse, and trying to reverse the code samples I've found isn't working out too well
I have come up with a solution, but it's not ideal as I believe it is first downloading the file into memory then uploading it to the File Share:
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Answered 2021-Sep-17 at 16:11To copy the contents of a blob to a file share file, you don't really need to download it first. You can simply make use of Azure Storage's async server-side copy feature.
Essentially you would create a SAS URL for the blob with at least read permission and then use that as a source URL for file copy operation.
I have added some pseudo-code below to show how it can be done.
QUESTION
I am exploring Http Range requests and video streaming with Java. I wanted to create a controller which streams a video to a tag.
For some reason, after end range of 32768, the browser sends request for start of 100237312. Here are a slice of the logs from my console:
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Answered 2021-Mar-24 at 02:46MP4 files don't work the way you think they do. You dont just start playing at the beginning. There is a "index" called the "moov box" that describes the layout of the data in the "mdat box". The moov box can be located at the start or the end of the file. In this case the moov is probably located at offset 100237312. But the browser had to download the start of the file to learn the location of the moov. Once the moov is fully downloaded, the browser can calculate the byte range offset for any start time of the file. This is how seeking works.
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public void FileDownloadFromAzure(String fileWithPath)
{
char separator = '\\';
String localRootDir = "C:\\XYZ";
String azureRootDir = "XYZ";
String fileName = fileWithPath.Substring(fileWithPath.LastIndexOf(separator) + 1);
String dirName = fileWithPath.Substring(0, fileWithPath.LastIndexOf(separator));
String destDirWithFullPath = localRootDir + "\\" + dirName + "\\" + fileName;
String sourceDirWithFullPath = azureRootDir + "\\" + dirName;
try
{
ShareDirectoryClient directory = m_ShareClient.GetDirectoryClient(sourceDirWithFullPath);
ShareFileClient file = directory.GetFileClient(fileName);
// Download the file
ShareFileDownloadInfo download = file.Download();//call returns null
using (Stream stream = m_FileSystem.File.OpenWrite(destDirWithFullPath))
{
download.Content.CopyTo(stream);
}
}
catch(Exception ex) {}
}
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Answered 2021-Jan-13 at 17:15Blockquote I have resolved the issue by taking a clue from the following post. Mocking File.OpenWrite()
QUESTION
I am trying to upload a file (~250Mb size) to Azure File Shares (not blob storage) and the upload fails after multiple retry attempts and throws and exception saying that the request failed after 6 retries. I faced this exact same problem with uploading files to the azure blob storage and I found out that I needed to reduce the number of concurrent threads on BlobUploadOptions since my network speed could not handle a large number of parallel threads for upload. Now for uploading to Azure File Shares, I am not able to find the property where I can set the number of maximum concurrency for upload. Any ideas about how I can set that? Or any alternate solutions? P.S. I'm using .NET Azure SDK v12
The code I'm using:
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Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 07:40After going through the source code of .NET Azure SDK v12, there is no such settings for file share.
As a workaround, you can chunk the files first, then upload these chunked files one by one. In this case, there is no concurrency. The sample code is as below:
QUESTION
I am trying to upgrade my project from Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage v9 (deprecated) to latest sdk Azure.Storage.Blobs v12.
My issue (post-upgrade) is accessing the ContentHash property.
Pre-upgrade steps:
- upload file to blob
- get MD5 hash of uploaded file provided by
CloudBlob.Properties.ContentMD5from Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.Blob - compare the calculated MD5 hash with the one retrieved from azure
Post-upgrade attempts to access the MD5 hash that Azure is calculating on its side:
1.BlobClient.GetProperties() calling this method
2.BlobClient.UploadAsync() looking at the BlobContentInfo response
both return ContentHash is null. (see my later Question to see why)
One huge difference I've noticed is that with older sdk I could tell to the storage client to use MD5 computing like this:
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Answered 2020-Jul-29 at 09:29Summarize to close the question:
I did a quick test with the latest version of 12.4.4 blob storage package, I can see the content-md5 is auto-generated and can also be read.
And as per the op's comment, it may due to some issues with the existing solution. And after creating a new solution, it works as expected.
QUESTION
I'm trying to upload files to an Azure fileshare using the library Azure.Storage.Files.Shares.
If I don't chunk the file (by making a single UploadRange call) it works fine, but for files over 4Mb I haven't been able to get the chunking working. The file is the same size when downloaded, but won't open in a viewer.
I can't set smaller HttpRanges on a large file as I get a 'request body is too large' error, so I'm splitting the filestream into multiple mini streams and uploading the entire HttpRange of each of these
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Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 23:50I was able to reproduce the issue. Basically the problem is with the following line of code:
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