I need to remove the last line feed from a http webrequest in order to communicate with an json-rpc service.
I\'m trying to request a webpage using WebRequest.GetResponse(); and convert that response to a chararray, so I can sort through the array and get any HREF tags that are on the page. The problem is, s
My Question: Does a HttpWebResponse.StatusCode detect Asp.Net errors? Mainly a yellow screen of death?
Consider the following code: public ActionResult Index(String URLQuery = \"http://www.google.com\") { HttpWebRequest webRequest;
I\'m using a WebBrowser control in Silverlight and I\'m setting it to a local HTML page. The HTML page has various links and they all work fine. Can I make it so that if the user clicks on an image fi
From googling a bit, the answer to my question is \"yes\". But how do I test that? I trie开发者_运维问答d to inpsect the HTTP request headers (i.e. [request allHTTPHeaderFields]) in webView:shouldSt
I am writing an application to measure how fast I can download web pages using C#.I supply a list of unique domain names, then I spawn X number of threads and perform HTTPWebRequests until the list of
I want to pass a bunch of data out to my server. So i have a bunch of Lists like so: <ul id=\"myList\">
The documentation on RequestCacheLevel.BypassCache doesn\'t explain much on the internal working of setting this with HttpWebRequest. Some questions I have on it:
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