I have a server program that reads data from a remote stream via TCP, writes it as binary, and then compress it. Is there anyway to write data directly compressed to gain server storage space?
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I have a server program that reads data from a remote stream via TCP, writes it as binary, and then compress it. Is there anyway to write data directly compressed to gain server storage space?
Yes, use a stream that implements compression, E.G. GZipStream