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I'm not even sure if it's possible to do what I'm after using WX, but here goes...&#13;
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I have a REST API (all going well so far)&#13;
It needs to send back some very large chunks of data - and the damn thing "times out"&#13;
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So the idea I hit on was "why not send the info as a stream - the data can be as large as I want and the receiving end would never time out"...&#13;
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Only, the problem is, as you are all aware, you can't STREAM from a REST call... which, then led me to my actual question, which is&#13;
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How in the name of whichever deity(s) you believe in does one send a STREAM using WX???&#13;
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I've found numerous examples for audio/video as well as receiving RSS, but nothing on how to set up to send&#13;
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Any assistance/advice on this would be greatly appreciated&#13;
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