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acceder al Response.OutputStream

hola a todos,

estoy intentando recuperar el OutputStream que genera le framework en respuesta a una peticiÃ³n de una pÃ¡gina aspx, es decir recuperar el cÃ³digo html que se envÃa al navegador antes de que se envÃe. Pero la propiedad OutpuStream no se puede leer creo, hay alguna forma de hacer lo que busco?

gracias de antemano

Israel AndrÃ©s.

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