Ok so here is the problem I'm having. I'm using TcpClient to connect to a proxy and request a webpage. When i recieve the webpage my program finds an Image and decides to download it. So using the GET method i request the Image and it is sent to me. Here is the packet log:

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Content-Type: image/png Tells my program that it is a PNG image file. Now my question is, How do i handle this data and create the png file? is the whole source what needs to be output and what do i use to output the data? BinaryWriter or StreamWriter? If its not the whole source what is the delimiter? Thanks in advance.

just.. take the header out and dump the rest into a file ending with a .png extention? xD

I'm not sure what the delimiter would be as I don't know much HTTP. I'd go with BinaryWriter when outputting the content data to a .png file. If you don't go with BinaryWriter, the data may not be written to the file properly and when you attempt to open the image file, you may get a corrupt file message or the image may look different than expected.

0x0D 0x0A 0x0D 0x0A

Double NewLine is the header delimiter.

I posted some VB6 code here to load MNG files, idk if this helps at all.
MNG is basicly just a PNG animation.
The "IDAT" block is almost always compressed with zlib compression.

/e google brought up this: http://www.w3.org/TR/PNG/

[quote author=l2k-Shadow link=topic=17762.msg180953#msg180953 date=1230277452]
just.. take the header out and dump the rest into a file ending with a .png extention? xD
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Ive tried this with StreamWriter class, Let me give BinaryWriter a try and if i run into any problems ill upload some code. Thanks for the help guys appreciate it.

Edit:

Ok I gave BinaryWriter a try and the image still isn't being correctly download. heres my code:

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                BinaryWriter BW = new BinaryWriter(File.Open("asdf.png", FileMode.Create));
                BW.Write(Response.Substring(Response.IndexOf("\r\n\r\n")+4));
                BW.Flush(); BW.Close();
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Response is Header and source, Any ideas?

Have you considered using the HttpWebRequest class instead of TcpClient?

[quote author=MyndFyre[vL] link=topic=17762.msg180965#msg180965 date=1230378120]
Have you considered using the HttpWebRequest class instead of TcpClient?
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Yes, but i would like to use TcpClient instead and i have everything done except this part of the project. Do you have any idea as to why this is not working?

Did you Flush() and Close() the stream?

Edit: I'm sending this from my iPhone so things are smaller. Just realized you did do those steps.

What is getting written to the file?

If you just want to display the image, the Image class in System.Drawing supports being fed a Stream to create the image. You can probably save it after words, but it's probably more performant than saving, loading, and displaying.

Anyhow, you're going to need to strip the HTTP junk out of the stream anyway, so you'll probably want to read into how all that jazz works.

[quote author=Warrior link=topic=17762.msg180972#msg180972 date=1230494050]
If you just want to display the image, the Image class in System.Drawing supports being fed a Stream to create the image. You can probably save it after words, but it's probably more performant than saving, loading, and displaying.

Anyhow, you're going to need to strip the HTTP junk out of the stream anyway, so you'll probably want to read into how all that jazz works.
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He did strip out HTTP. He output everything after delimiter (0D 0A 0D 0A) into a file.

I thought for sure someone else would catch this.

When you write a string with the BinaryWriter it is formatted as a length-prefixed string of a specific encoding of text.  In other words, not what you are trying to write.

You need to treat and write the data as an array of bytes.

I see, it should still be possible to use the solution I described of passing in the actual stream (after it has been stripped of it's header) to the Image object and have it display it, then save the image directly from the object.