Chapter 10

HTTP with .NET Crap...

 

 

 

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What we have in this chapter?

  1. Overview

  2. Web Class Basics

    HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse

    Web Exceptions

    Common Scenarios

    GET

  3. C++ Http Get Request Program Example

  4. C# Http Get Request Program Example

  5. VB .NET Http Get Request Program Example

  6. POST

  7. C++ Http Post Request Program Example

  8. C# Http Post Request Program Example

  9. VB .NET Http Post Request Program Example

  10. Web Proxies

  11. WebRequest and WebResponse

    Cookies

    Asynchronous HTTP Model

  12. C++ Asynchronous Http Get Request Program Example

  13. C# Asynchronous Http Get Request Program Example

  14. VB .NET Asynchronous Http Get Request Program Example

  15. Connection Management

  16. C++ Service Point Program Example

  17. C# Service Point Program Example

  18. VB .NET Service Point Program Example

  19. Secure Connections

  20. Authentication

    Unsafe Authentication

    Secure Socket Layer (SSL)

    Certificates

  21. C++ Authentication Program Example

  22. C# Authentication Program Example

  23. VB .NET Authentication Program Example

  24. Application Models

    Code 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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