How to make a web application access another web page

[Ingvar Nilsen]

What I want is to have an ASP.Net web application access another web
page (not a web service), get the response content from this, do
something with it and send it back to the client.

Have looked, haven't found anything resembling a HttpClient (that in
this case hardly can be called a client since it will run on the server).

It is possible - but how?

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Ingvar Nilsen

[Kevin Thomas]

You can use the System.Net.HttpWebRequest class to do this.

Kevin
"Ingvar Nilsen" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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What I want is to have an ASP.Net web application access another web
page (not a web service), get the response content from this, do
something with it and send it back to the client.

Have looked, haven't found anything resembling a HttpClient (that in
this case hardly can be called a client since it will run on the server).

It is possible - but how?

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Ingvar Nilsen

[Cor Ligthert]

Ingvar,

Can you make it more clear by instance in this way.
A user getting a page from his bank and I have put a plug in his computer.
He sends the page back but instead sending it to the bank, it is sended to
my server.
I get that page on my server and change some things so that his payment is
done on my account I send that page back to the original server and all is
done.

I show you this because I do not assume that is what you want to do, however
there is a lot of software in browsers and other places to prevent those
things, which can make it difficult to do those things as you want in an
easy way.

However maybe it is completly different what you want.

Cor