System
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System.ComponentModel.ProgressChangedEventArgs
Instances of this class are passed to the .
Provides data for the event of a .
Property
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System.Int64
To be added.
Uploading data to a server may result in a download from the server. For example, suppose your application uploads a POST request to a Web server. The resulting download will update and .
To determine what percentage of the transfer has occurred, use the property. When the upload is complete, will be 50%. When the download completes, will be 100%.
Gets the number of bytes received.
Property
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System.Int64
To be added.
Uploading data to a server may result in a download from the server. For example, suppose your application uploads a POST request to a Web server. The resulting download will update and .
To determine what percentage of the transfer has occurred, use the property. When the upload is complete, will be 50%. When the download completes, will be 100%.
Gets the number of bytes sent.
Property
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System.Int64
To be added.
To determine the number of bytes already received, use the property.
Uploading data to a server may result in a download from the server. For example, suppose your application uploads a POST request to a Web server. The resulting download will update and .
To determine what percentage of the transfer has occurred, use the property. When the upload is complete, will be 50%. When the download completes, will be 100%.
Gets the total number of bytes in a data upload operation.
Property
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System.Int64
To be added.
To determine the number of bytes already sent, use the property.
Uploading data to a server may result in a download from the server. For example, suppose your application uploads a POST request to a Web server. The resulting download will update and .
To determine what percentage of the transfer has occurred, use the property. When the upload is complete, will be 50%. When the download completes, will be 100%.
Gets the total number of bytes to send.