javascript - Downloaded files in Angularjs doesn't saves properly -


my web api method either returns single file or zip file having multiple files. web api implementation.

        public httpresponsemessage download([fromuri] list<string> filenames)          {              try              {                  httpresponsemessage result = new httpresponsemessage(httpstatuscode.ok);                  if (filenames.count > 1)                  {                      list<string> filepaths = new list<string>();                                            memorystream memorystreamoffile = new memorystream();                        using (zipfile zip = new zipfile())                      {                          foreach (var filename in filenames)                          {                              zip.addfile(httpruntime.appdomainapppath + @"\uploaded\" + filename);                          }                          zip.save(memorystreamoffile);                          memorystreamoffile.seek(0, seekorigin.begin);                          result.content = new streamcontent(memorystreamoffile);                          result.content.headers.contentdisposition = new contentdispositionheadervalue("attachment");                          result.content.headers.contentdisposition.filename = "files.zip";                          result.content.headers.contenttype =                              new mediatypeheadervalue("application/octet-stream");                          return result;                      }                  }                    if (!string.isnullorempty(filenames[0]))                  {                      string filepath = httpruntime.appdomainapppath + @"\uploaded\" + filenames[0];                                            var stream = new filestream(filepath, filemode.open, fileaccess.read);                      result.content = new streamcontent(stream);                      result.content.headers.contenttype =                          new mediatypeheadervalue("application/octet-stream");                      return result;                  }                  return this.request.createresponse(httpstatuscode.notfound, "file not found.");              }              catch (exception ex)              {                  return this.request.createresponse(httpstatuscode.internalservererror, ex);              }          }

this method working fine, i'm sure because when request method through "advanced rest client", google chrome extension, file gets downloaded , works perfectly.

but when request method through angularjs service call, file doesn't open. image files give me following error

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following pdf

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and following zip

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from advance rest client behavior expected, not angularjs. following angular code

"download": {          method: "get",          url: "api/files/download/",          params: { filenames: "@filenames" },          responsetype: "arraybuffer",          headers: {              'content-type': "application/octet-stream"          }   }    

return filemanagerclientservice.download({ filenames: filename })                  .$promise                  .then(function (data) {                                            console.log(data);                      appinfo.setinfo({ message: "files downloaded successfully" });                        try {                          var blob = new blob([data]);                            if (typeof (filename) == "string")                              filesaver.saveas(blob, filename);                          else                              filesaver.saveas(blob, "allfiles.zip");                        } catch (ex) {                          console.log(ex);                      }                  },

please tell me i'm missing on angular side? i've tried many code snippets didn't work!

so guys, issue resolved replacing $resource $http call. here working code,

function download(filename) {              appinfo.setinfo({ busy: true, message: "loading files" });                              return $http({                  method: "get",                  url: "api/files/download/",                  params: { filenames: filename },                  responsetype: "arraybuffer"              }).then(function (data) {                  appinfo.setinfo({ message: "files downloaded successfully" });                    try {                      var blob = new blob([data.data]);                        if (typeof (filename) == "string")                          filesaver.saveas(blob, filename);                      else                          filesaver.saveas(blob, "allfiles.zip");                    } catch (ex) {                      console.log(ex);                  }              }, function (error) {                });          }

this working code, hope have better solution using $resource , why wasn't working $resource anyway.


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