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Uploading large files using UnityWebRequest
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I have an API to upload file to Microsoft Azure blob storage. Users can be uploading large files. Webclient handles files automatically, but its progress change event doesn't work.
Here is a link to that issue though:
UploadProgressChanged Event Not Being Called (More Details)
How do I use UnityWebRequest to upload large file without reading entire file into memory first?
c# unity3d webclient unitywebrequest
asked Mar 22 at 14:48
Harsh PriyadarshiHarsh Priyadarshi
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I have an API to upload file to Microsoft Azure blob storage. Users can be uploading large files. Webclient handles files automatically, but its progress change event doesn't work.
Here is a link to that issue though:
UploadProgressChanged Event Not Being Called (More Details)
How do I use UnityWebRequest to upload large file without reading entire file into memory first?
c# unity3d webclient unitywebrequest
asked Mar 22 at 14:48
Harsh PriyadarshiHarsh Priyadarshi
167
I guess you can't. UnityWebRequest.Put and UnityWebRequest.Post needbyte[]as inputs.
– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:25
That's the HLAPI, Uploading streamed data is supported by their LLAPI: Creating Upload Handlers
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 15:33
@Foggzie as far as I can see in their example they also// ... fill payload with data ...(which is abyte[]) before they start the upload
– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:59
That's what the constructor accepts but it's still uploaded as a stream. "This buffer is copied internally into native code memory and then used by the UnityWebRequest system when the remote server is ready to accept body data.". From the UnityWebRequests page it states: "It also supports high-demand features such as chunked HTTP requests, *streaming POST/PUT operations*, and...."
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 16:10
@Foggzie But we still have to read entire file as byte first, and pass it as parameter right?
– Harsh Priyadarshi
Mar 23 at 5:54
|
show 1 more comment
I have an API to upload file to Microsoft Azure blob storage. Users can be uploading large files. Webclient handles files automatically, but its progress change event doesn't work.
Here is a link to that issue though:
UploadProgressChanged Event Not Being Called (More Details)
How do I use UnityWebRequest to upload large file without reading entire file into memory first?
c# unity3d webclient unitywebrequest
asked Mar 22 at 14:48
Harsh PriyadarshiHarsh Priyadarshi
167
I have an API to upload file to Microsoft Azure blob storage. Users can be uploading large files. Webclient handles files automatically, but its progress change event doesn't work.
Here is a link to that issue though:
UploadProgressChanged Event Not Being Called (More Details)
How do I use UnityWebRequest to upload large file without reading entire file into memory first?
c# unity3d webclient unitywebrequest
c# unity3d webclient unitywebrequest
asked Mar 22 at 14:48
Harsh PriyadarshiHarsh Priyadarshi
167
asked Mar 22 at 14:48
Harsh PriyadarshiHarsh Priyadarshi
167
asked Mar 22 at 14:48
Harsh PriyadarshiHarsh Priyadarshi
167
asked Mar 22 at 14:48
Harsh PriyadarshiHarsh Priyadarshi
167
asked Mar 22 at 14:48
Harsh PriyadarshiHarsh Priyadarshi
167
167
I guess you can't. UnityWebRequest.Put and UnityWebRequest.Post needbyte[]as inputs.
– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:25
That's the HLAPI, Uploading streamed data is supported by their LLAPI: Creating Upload Handlers
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 15:33
@Foggzie as far as I can see in their example they also// ... fill payload with data ...(which is abyte[]) before they start the upload
– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:59
That's what the constructor accepts but it's still uploaded as a stream. "This buffer is copied internally into native code memory and then used by the UnityWebRequest system when the remote server is ready to accept body data.". From the UnityWebRequests page it states: "It also supports high-demand features such as chunked HTTP requests, *streaming POST/PUT operations*, and...."
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 16:10
@Foggzie But we still have to read entire file as byte first, and pass it as parameter right?
– Harsh Priyadarshi
Mar 23 at 5:54
|
show 1 more comment
I guess you can't. UnityWebRequest.Put and UnityWebRequest.Post needbyte[]as inputs.
– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:25
That's the HLAPI, Uploading streamed data is supported by their LLAPI: Creating Upload Handlers
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 15:33
@Foggzie as far as I can see in their example they also// ... fill payload with data ...(which is abyte[]) before they start the upload
– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:59
That's what the constructor accepts but it's still uploaded as a stream. "This buffer is copied internally into native code memory and then used by the UnityWebRequest system when the remote server is ready to accept body data.". From the UnityWebRequests page it states: "It also supports high-demand features such as chunked HTTP requests, *streaming POST/PUT operations*, and...."
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 16:10
@Foggzie But we still have to read entire file as byte first, and pass it as parameter right?
– Harsh Priyadarshi
Mar 23 at 5:54
I guess you can't. UnityWebRequest.Put and UnityWebRequest.Post need
byte[] as inputs.– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:25
I guess you can't. UnityWebRequest.Put and UnityWebRequest.Post need
byte[] as inputs.– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:25
That's the HLAPI, Uploading streamed data is supported by their LLAPI: Creating Upload Handlers
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 15:33
That's the HLAPI, Uploading streamed data is supported by their LLAPI: Creating Upload Handlers
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 15:33
@Foggzie as far as I can see in their example they also
// ... fill payload with data ... (which is a byte[]) before they start the upload– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:59
@Foggzie as far as I can see in their example they also
// ... fill payload with data ... (which is a byte[]) before they start the upload– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:59
That's what the constructor accepts but it's still uploaded as a stream. "This buffer is copied internally into native code memory and then used by the UnityWebRequest system when the remote server is ready to accept body data.". From the UnityWebRequests page it states: "It also supports high-demand features such as chunked HTTP requests, *streaming POST/PUT operations*, and...."
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 16:10
That's what the constructor accepts but it's still uploaded as a stream. "This buffer is copied internally into native code memory and then used by the UnityWebRequest system when the remote server is ready to accept body data.". From the UnityWebRequests page it states: "It also supports high-demand features such as chunked HTTP requests, *streaming POST/PUT operations*, and...."
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 16:10
@Foggzie But we still have to read entire file as byte first, and pass it as parameter right?
– Harsh Priyadarshi
Mar 23 at 5:54
@Foggzie But we still have to read entire file as byte first, and pass it as parameter right?
– Harsh Priyadarshi
Mar 23 at 5:54
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I guess you can't. UnityWebRequest.Put and UnityWebRequest.Post need
byte[]as inputs.– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:25
That's the HLAPI, Uploading streamed data is supported by their LLAPI: Creating Upload Handlers
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 15:33
@Foggzie as far as I can see in their example they also
// ... fill payload with data ...(which is abyte[]) before they start the upload– derHugo
Mar 22 at 15:59
That's what the constructor accepts but it's still uploaded as a stream. "This buffer is copied internally into native code memory and then used by the UnityWebRequest system when the remote server is ready to accept body data.". From the UnityWebRequests page it states: "It also supports high-demand features such as chunked HTTP requests, *streaming POST/PUT operations*, and...."
– Foggzie
Mar 22 at 16:10
@Foggzie But we still have to read entire file as byte first, and pass it as parameter right?
– Harsh Priyadarshi
Mar 23 at 5:54