Writing Response to a file

[GSK]

I figure this should be simple if it is possible:

Let's say I have an .aspx that outputs a receipt, or the contents of a form,
etc., and I want to save the rendered HTML into a file for future reference.
Is there an easy way to do this? (This is not what I am actually trying to
do, but it is the process of writing the response to a file that I am
interested in)

I am familiar with using WebRequest to grab the output from another URL, but
this is different. (and should be easier IMO as you are capturing the same
content that is being rendered in the browser)

Thanks!

- gsk.

[Cristian Suazo]

Hi gsk,

You can get the out of the page by overriding the Render method of the page,
of course this is a problem if it's not your own page you want to save the
HTML for. For a remote site's page this is not possible of course.

Hope this answers your question
Cheers
Cristian
"GSK" <gs*@NiOcSaP.nAeMt> wrote in message
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I figure this should be simple if it is possible:

Let's say I have an .aspx that outputs a receipt, or the contents of a form, etc., and I want to save the rendered HTML into a file for future reference. Is there an easy way to do this? (This is not what I am actually trying to
do, but it is the process of writing the response to a file that I am
interested in)

I am familiar with using WebRequest to grab the output from another URL, but this is different. (and should be easier IMO as you are capturing the same
content that is being rendered in the browser)

Thanks!

- gsk.

[Joe Fallon]

Rick Strahl discusses this in his blog:

http://west-wind.com/weblog/

Tuesday, June 08, 2004
Capturing Output from ASP.Net Pages

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Joe Fallon

"GSK" <gs*@NiOcSaP.nAeMt> wrote in message
news:ez**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

I figure this should be simple if it is possible:

Let's say I have an .aspx that outputs a receipt, or the contents of a form, etc., and I want to save the rendered HTML into a file for future reference. Is there an easy way to do this? (This is not what I am actually trying to
do, but it is the process of writing the response to a file that I am
interested in)

I am familiar with using WebRequest to grab the output from another URL, but this is different. (and should be easier IMO as you are capturing the same
content that is being rendered in the browser)

Thanks!

- gsk.

[GSK]

Thanks guys, exactly what I was looking for.

- gsk.

"Joe Fallon" <jf******@nospamtwcny.rr.com> wrote in message
news:OW**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

Rick Strahl discusses this in his blog:

http://west-wind.com/weblog/

Tuesday, June 08, 2004
Capturing Output from ASP.Net Pages

--
Joe Fallon

"GSK" <gs*@NiOcSaP.nAeMt> wrote in message
news:ez**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

I figure this should be simple if it is possible:

Let's say I have an .aspx that outputs a receipt, or the contents of a

form,

etc., and I want to save the rendered HTML into a file for future

reference.

Is there an easy way to do this? (This is not what I am actually trying to do, but it is the process of writing the response to a file that I am
interested in)

I am familiar with using WebRequest to grab the output from another URL,

but

this is different. (and should be easier IMO as you are capturing the same content that is being rendered in the browser)

Thanks!

- gsk.