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I'm writing a simple web application using Nancy. At least one request results in a stream of unknown length, so I can't provide Content-Length . I'd like to use Transfer-Encoding: chunked , or (equally acceptable in this case, Connection: close ). I've had a quick hack on the Nancy source code, and I've add Response.BufferOutput , and code to set HttpContext.Response.BufferOutput to false . You can see that here: public class HomeModule : NancyModule { public HomeModule() { Get["/slow"] = _ => new SlowStreamResponse(); } private class SlowStreamResponse : Response { public SlowStreamResponse(

I'm working on a small project that uses Nancy hosted from within a WPF application. I want to be able to remotely download a PDF file that is ~8MB. I was able to get the download to work but while the download is in progress the application won't respond to any other requests. Is there a way I can allow the file download without tying up the all other requests? Public Class ManualsModule : Inherits NancyModule Public Sub New() MyBase.New("/Manuals") Me.Get("/") = Function(p) Dim model As New List(Of String) From {"electrical", "opmaint", "parts"} Return View("Manuals", model) End Function Me

I'm using Corona SDK to post data to my C# server: headers["Content-Type"] = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" headers["Accept-Language"] = "en-US" local body = "color=red&size=small" local params = {} params.headers = headers params.body = body network.request( host .. "/UpdateHand", "POST", nwListener, params ) I receive a message on the server: Post["/UpdateHand"] = x => { Console.WriteLine("Received ..."); return "Ok"; }; But when I check the data (when I put a breakpoint on it) I don't see where my data is locaded (i.e. the params.body or params.headers). How can I extract this

I want to have a C#/mono/signalR based web page hosted on the Raspberry Pi - is this possible? I have managed to write a client-server-client solution where the signalR hub is hosted on a PC running IIS 8. A console app on the pi connects to the server hub with the c# signalR client. The asp.net server also hosts a 'remote control' page for a browser client to send commands to the pi but now I want to eliminate the PC as a requirement and have everything hosted on the pi. TLDR It can be done! Video . Code . Long story I managed to get a solution working with Nancy , SignalR and the OWIN based

I am using Owin, Katana and Nancy to host a simple site with an authentication required section. Note I am also using nuget package - Nancy.MSOwinSecurity app.UseCookieAuthentication(new CookieAuthenticationOptions { AuthenticationType = Constants.AuthenticationType, LoginPath = new PathString("/Login"), }); app.UseNancy(); Here is my module code public class LoginModule : NancyModule { public LoginModule() { Post["login"] = p => { var name = Request.Form.name; var auth = Context.GetAuthenticationManager(); var claims = new List<Claim> {new Claim(ClaimTypes.Name, name)}; var id = new

I need to display my 404 error page in Nancy like this if (ErrorCode == 404) { return View["404.html"]; } How to do it? The answer from nemesv is correct, but I just wanted to add an example using the ViewRenderer instead of the GenericFileResponse. public class MyStatusHandler : IStatusCodeHandler { private IViewRenderer viewRenderer; public MyStatusHandler(IViewRenderer viewRenderer) { this.viewRenderer = viewRenderer; } public bool HandlesStatusCode(HttpStatusCode statusCode, NancyContext context) { return statusCode == HttpStatusCode.NotFound; } public void Handle(HttpStatusCode statusCode

Is there a easy way to return just a HttpStatusCode for my api? I've found a slightly more verbose way to do this return Response.AsJson(new object(), HttpStatusCode.NoContent); I've taken a look at the Response class's source code and I see public static implicit operator Response(HttpStatusCode statusCode) { ... } Is this what I'm looking for? If so how do I use it, what I'd really like would be able to do is return Response(HttpStatusCode.NoContent); You can just directly return a HttpStatusCode from your action: Get["/hello/"] = parameters => { return HttpStatusCode.NoContent; }; From the