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How can I obtain the Stream pointing to a physical document? 

Hi,

I would want to make a new module similar to the Documents module.
My module should load a specified document (which must previously have been uploaded on the portal) and pass it to a DLL which accepts one of the following types of parameter:
- the document path name as String;
- a System.IO.Stream pointing to the physical document;
- a System.IO.FileStream pointing to the physical document.

How can I obtain one of the previously mentioned parameters?

Thanks a lot!

 
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