HttpWebRequest does not detect new Vversion of remote file

[Thomas Weise]

My app looks frequently onto a WEB page to check if a newer version is
available.
My code looks like this:

Private Sub ReadHtmlFile()
Dim hwRequest As HttpWebRequest
Dim hwResponse As HttpWebResponse
Dim srUpdate As IO.StreamReader

hwRequest =
CType(WebReques t.Create("http://www.mydomain.co m/version.html"),
HttpWebRequest)
hwRequest.Allow AutoRedirect = False
hwResponse = CType(hwRequest .GetResponse, HttpWebResponse )

srUpdate = New IO.StreamReader (hwResponse.Get ResponseStream,
Encoding.ASCII
...
End Sub

When the app is launched, it ready the most recent version of "version.ht ml"
from the remote WEB server.
However, when I update "version.ht ml" while the app is running, it does not
obtain the most recent version, but HttpWebResponse returns the outdated
file it read at the first time. Obviously the file is buffered somehow.

Does anybody have a clue how I can get around this?
Best regards, Thomas

[Thomas Weise]

HttpWebResponse works ok, it was just me who screwed the results up later in
my app.
Instead of renewing the internal representation of the HTML page, I always
added the newly downloaded text to the one already present.

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My app looks frequently onto a WEB page to check if a newer version is
available.
My code looks like this:

Private Sub ReadHtmlFile()
Dim hwRequest As HttpWebRequest
Dim hwResponse As HttpWebResponse
Dim srUpdate As IO.StreamReader

hwRequest =
CType(WebReques t.Create("http://www.mydomain.co m/version.html"),
HttpWebRequest)
hwRequest.Allow AutoRedirect = False
hwResponse = CType(hwRequest .GetResponse, HttpWebResponse )

srUpdate = New IO.StreamReader (hwResponse.Get ResponseStream,
Encoding.ASCII
...
End Sub

When the app is launched, it ready the most recent version of
"version.ht ml" from the remote WEB server.
However, when I update "version.ht ml" while the app is running, it does
not obtain the most recent version, but HttpWebResponse returns the
outdated file it read at the first time. Obviously the file is buffered
somehow.

Does anybody have a clue how I can get around this?
Best regards, Thomas