Chapter 10HTTP with .NET Crap...
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What we have in this chapter?
Web Class BasicsHttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponseWeb ExceptionsCommon ScenariosGET C++ Http Post Request Program ExampleWebRequest and WebResponseCookiesAsynchronous HTTP ModelC++ Service Point Program ExampleAuthenticationUnsafe AuthenticationSecure Socket Layer (SSL)CertificatesApplication ModelsCode Access Security
Summary
The .NET Framework offers extensive support for the HTTP protocol. In addition, the WebRequest classes offer an abstract interface to protocols oriented as request-reply, including HTTP. This makes accessing these protocols extremely easy. We will also demonstrate how to configure Web requests for common network scenarios such as proxy servers. Finally, we will discuss how to secure Web requests by using SSL and supplying credentials and security certificates. The next chapter is the first chapter in the advanced topics section of this book. It covers programming with XML Web services.
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