This is kind of weird problem. I have been using HttpWebRequest for a long time now. But never faced this problem before. The site I am scrapping is huge in size, atleast 3mb each page.
I\'m trying to use Flurry Analytics for my program on Android and I\'m having trouble getting the xml file itself from the server.
The client: public List<String> post(List<String> toWrite){ String result = \"\"; List<String> allResults = new ArrayList<String>();
I am getting character codes (' and "e;) that are breaking my responses (showing 39; and uto;) when returning a string from an HttpWebRequest:
I\'m developing a utility library that is to be integrated into potentially quite large applicati开发者_JS百科ons. One of the purposes of this library is to contact a central server using https commun
I\'m finding that setting the RequestCachePolicy property on BitmapImage has no effect on how the bitmap is downloaded when an Image\'s Source is set to this instance of BitmapImage.
I need to open an HTTP connection through the wireless internet service on a Blackberry. For example:
Is there any way to tell from headers or other data, whether a request is from a browser or non-bro开发者_开发技巧wser program?The browser is a programmatic HTTP request.
I am sending 1 httpWebRequest and reading the response. I am getting full page in the response. I want to get 1 div which is names ad Rate from the response.
How can I 开发者_JS百科know the response time of a URL? I\'m using http.get() to make an HTTP GET request.There\'s no builtin function or value to get the response time.
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