Responding to a HttpWebRequest

[Tarun Mistry]

Hi, I have an ASP.NET application (client) thats uses HttpWebRequest to post
data to another ASP.NET page (server) and then uses the HttpWebResponse
class to get the results of the request.

However, on the server side, what classes do I need to use to get the
incoming post data and then return a response code (i.e. http 202)?

I currently take the Request object and get the details from it, however how
do I then return something or a status code to the user?

Thanks.
Taz

[Kevin Spencer]

How abot using System.Web.UI.Page? It can do all of those things.

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"Tarun Mistry" <uk***********@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi, I have an ASP.NET application (client) thats uses HttpWebRequest to
post data to another ASP.NET page (server) and then uses the
HttpWebResponse class to get the results of the request.

However, on the server side, what classes do I need to use to get the
incoming post data and then return a response code (i.e. http 202)?

I currently take the Request object and get the details from it, however
how do I then return something or a status code to the user?

Thanks.
Taz

[Scott Allen]

>

However, on the server side, what classes do I need to use to get the
incoming post data and then return a response code (i.e. http 202)?

Response.StatusCode
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...sCodeTopic.asp

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[Joerg Jooss]

Tarun Mistry wrote:

Hi, I have an ASP.NET application (client) thats uses HttpWebRequest
to post data to another ASP.NET page (server) and then uses the
HttpWebResponse class to get the results of the request.

However, on the server side, what classes do I need to use to get the
incoming post data and then return a response code (i.e. http 202)?

I currently take the Request object and get the details from it,
however how do I then return something or a status code to the user?

Use whatever ASP.NET component you would normally use to implement the
desired functioanlity (a Page, a HttpHandler, ...). It's just another
web applicaton client.

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