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Asked: 2026-06-16T08:30:32+00:00

I have the following architecture: Web-Application <-> Web-Service <-> Cloud The web-application provides a

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I have the following architecture:

Web-Application <-> Web-Service <-> Cloud

The web-application provides a html page for uploading a file which should be placed in the cloud. It is, by design, not possible to upload directly to the cloud (this is really no option here).

What I could do is, to upload it to the web-application and save the file to disk, then upload it to the web-service, save to disk and finally upload it to the cloud. But because the file could be large (4GB+) it would be nice just to pass the stream from the web-application to the web-service and the web-service passes it to the cloud, so it does not get saved to file anywhere instead of the cloud.

Is this possible with C#, .NET 4, ASP.NET and MVC 4?

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  1. Editorial Team

    It was really easy.

    Within my Web-Application Action I just created a new HttpWebRequest, copied the file’s inputstream to the HttpWebRequest and sent it to the Web-Service. Same thing from Web-Service to the Cloud. So no storage to disk is needed.

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