& delimeter in query string

[sushi]

Hello,
I want to make an http post request to a site. I want to pass a
paramaeter having xml such as report=<abc>abc </abc> to it. When I try to do
this, is gives exception. And If send report=<abc>abc </abc>, it takes report
as empty string as it assumes & as delimeter. So how can I pass as xml in
http post request.

Thanks,
Sushi

[AMALORPAVANATHAN YAGULASAMY(AMAL)]

You can't send <,> symbol through querystring.
So you have to replace and send with some other character and againg you
have change that.

For Example: report=@abc!abc @/abc!

then you have to replace the querystring value as
"@abc!abc@/abc!".Replace(" @","<").Replace ("!",">")

Regards,
Amal
"sushi" wrote:

Hello,
I want to make an http post request to a site. I want to pass a
paramaeter having xml such as report=<abc>abc </abc> to it. When I try to do
this, is gives exception. And If send report=<abc>abc </abc>, it takes report
as empty string as it assumes & as delimeter. So how can I pass as xml in
http post request.

Thanks,
Sushi

[Joerg Jooss]

sushi wrote:

Hello,
I want to make an http post request to a site. I want to pass a
paramaeter having xml such as report=<abc>abc </abc> to it. When I try
to do this, is gives exception. And If send report=<abc>abc </abc>, it
takes report as empty string as it assumes & as delimeter. So how can
I pass as xml in http post request.

If you do a HTTP POST, you can put your payload in the request body.

Cheers,

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[sushi]

But how to send data through the HttpWebRequest class object. I am using
HttpWebRequest class so as to send an HTTP Post request.

Thanks

"Joerg Jooss" wrote:

sushi wrote:

Hello,
I want to make an http post request to a site. I want to pass a
paramaeter having xml such as report=<abc>abc </abc> to it. When I try
to do this, is gives exception. And If send report=<abc>abc </abc>, it
takes report as empty string as it assumes & as delimeter. So how can
I pass as xml in http post request.

If you do a HTTP POST, you can put your payload in the request body.

Cheers,

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mailto:ne****** **@joergjooss.d e

[Joerg Jooss]

sushi wrote:

But how to send data through the HttpWebRequest class object. I am
using HttpWebRequest class so as to send an HTTP Post request.

Write your data to the request stream.

Here's a sample method that allows you post any kind of binary contents:

public void PostBinary(stri ng url, byte[] bytes, string contentType)
{
HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest ) WebRequest.Crea te(url);
request.Method = "POST";
request.Content Length = bytes.Length;
request.Content Type = contentType;
using (Stream requestStream = request.GetRequ estStream())
{
requestStream.W rite(bytes, 0, bytes.Length);
}

using (HttpWebRespons e response =
(HttpWebRespons e) request.GetResp onse())
{
if (response.Statu sCode != HttpStatusCode. OK)
{
string message = String.Format(
"POST failed. Received HTTP {0}", response.Status Code);
throw new ApplicationExce ption(message);
}
}
}

Assuming you have an XML string "xml", a target URL "url", and you want
to use UTF-8 encoding, all you need to do is

byte[] bytes = Encoding.UTF8.G etBytes(xml);
PostBinary(url, bytes, "text/xml");

Cheers,
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