HTTP response content as stream. Stream must have all the content data
available by the time the WebResourceRequested event deferral of this
response is completed. Stream should be agile or be created from a
background thread to prevent performance impact to the UI thread. Null
means no content data. IStream semantics apply (return S_OK to
Read runs until all data is exhausted).
When providing the response data, you should consider relevant HTTP
request headers just like an HTTP server would do. For example, if the
request was for a video resource in a HTML video element, the request may
contain the Range
header to request only a part of the video that is streaming. In this
case, your response stream should be only the portion of the video
specified by the range HTTP request headers and you should set the
appropriate
Content-Range
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HTTP response content as stream. Stream must have all the content data available by the time the WebResourceRequested event deferral of this response is completed. Stream should be agile or be created from a background thread to prevent performance impact to the UI thread. Null means no content data. IStream semantics apply (return S_OK to Read runs until all data is exhausted). When providing the response data, you should consider relevant HTTP request headers just like an HTTP server would do. For example, if the request was for a video resource in a HTML video element, the request may contain the Range header to request only a part of the video that is streaming. In this case, your response stream should be only the portion of the video specified by the range HTTP request headers and you should set the appropriate Content-Range
header in the response.