I am creating an app (.NET 2.0) that uses WebClient to connect (downloaddata, etc) to/from a http web service.
Is it possible to send a SOAP request directly from a browser to service provider?And then parse the output in javascript to show the result?
In a RIA web client, created with GWT, the state is maintained in the web client, while the server is (almost) stateless (this is the preferred technique to keep the site scalable).
So here\'s the deal. I\'m creating a spider bot for a website that scans all the product pages and records the product data. I\'m using C# and the WebClient library to download the HTML string. The si
I have the code below which I am using to upload files to my ashx page. It works great, although I cant seem to find a proper way of getting how much it has transferred.
This question pertains to the use of the cookie-capable WebClient derived class presented in the How can I get the WebClient to use Cookies? question.
I have a Silverlight 2 application that I\'m trying to get to invoke an HttpHandler by using WebClient. I have the HttpHandler just sending an email that says test when invoked. If I hit it via a brow
I would like the VB.net WebClient to remember cookies. I have searched and tried numerous overloads classes.
I am running this piece of code to get the source code (as string) of my webpage. The problem is why this func开发者_开发问答tion returns 404 error?
I mean can I do something like this: var client = new WebClient(); var result = client.DownloadString(string(\"http://example.com/add.php\");
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