M
Martin Madreza
Hello,
i searched 2days for a solution and maybe someone can help me.
I'm programmin' a C# Assemblie and don't know which class I should use
for a WebRequest where I can hold the connection like in the
InternetExplorer.
I connect to http://www.mypage.com:7070/main?name=myname&pass=mypass
with HttpWebResponse and GetResponse or with a WebClient. Both ways
deliver me the right page. I'm logged in!
Now I want to get the http://www.mypage.com:7070/topframe page but I'm
no longer logged in. How can I hold the connection? I tried with
System.Web.HttpContext, WebClient or
http://www.mypage.com:7070/topframe?name=myname&pass=mypass and
searched the hole Web for information...
Does the HttpContext work in C# programs?
How does the IE handel this? i hope some on got an idea or know where
i can find informations.
MM
i searched 2days for a solution and maybe someone can help me.
I'm programmin' a C# Assemblie and don't know which class I should use
for a WebRequest where I can hold the connection like in the
InternetExplorer.
I connect to http://www.mypage.com:7070/main?name=myname&pass=mypass
with HttpWebResponse and GetResponse or with a WebClient. Both ways
deliver me the right page. I'm logged in!
Now I want to get the http://www.mypage.com:7070/topframe page but I'm
no longer logged in. How can I hold the connection? I tried with
System.Web.HttpContext, WebClient or
http://www.mypage.com:7070/topframe?name=myname&pass=mypass and
searched the hole Web for information...
Does the HttpContext work in C# programs?
How does the IE handel this? i hope some on got an idea or know where
i can find informations.
MM