I have a Asp.net Web Project using authentication mode=\"Forms\". My login works perfectly. Now the Problem is th开发者_如何学Pythonat I have a link in a site that is only available to authorized use
I need to use POST to post a string to server and get xml response, the status code is OK but the string reponse is always =\"\" (0 byte). Is there any thing wrong with my code? I check the server fro
I have written an ActiveX control which supports drag-drop of email attachments and disk files and uploads files to a web server.
Before I get too deep in creating this, is there a library out there for .NET that provides Fiddler-like statistics in a HttpWebRequest / WebClient request?
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I am using an HttpWebRequest and passing in an Address which is an IP.I then set the host to a garbage value.When I call GetResponse() I am getting an OK even though I would expect this to fail since
I\'m writing an OData consumer in c#.I can successfully delete an entry, but for some reason it simply hangs / freezes on GetResponse() when I try to update.It even ignores my timeout.Below is my test
i have an HttpWebRequest that do \'POST\' to a web server and get an HTML page In response. I\'ve been asked how is the best practice to know that the response i got has been changed or not?
I\'m working on fileupload control with a simple application which transfer file to server automatically.
I created a WCF Service that I\'m passing a stream to on a request. The client side code looks like this: