Sending commands and infotmation to a web page

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Hello all
i have a web application that runs on the internal network, i want to access
it through a desktop application, i want to fill in data in text fields and
simulate button clicks, and even i want to access the "view source command"
through my desktop application, i had search the internet and found that may
i use BHO for IE, but i couldn't able to find a simple example that fit my
needs,
please help.

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Re: Sending commands and infotmation to a web page

Have you looked at the HttpWebRequest/HttpWebResponse classes? They
will allow you to simulate making a request to an HTTP server and getting
the response back. You can use a tool like Fiddler to see how your browser
would send a request, and then duplicate it with the classes mentioned.


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Hello all
i have a web application that runs on the internal network, i want to
access
it through a desktop application, i want to fill in data in text fields
and
simulate button clicks, and even i want to access the "view source
command"
through my desktop application, i had search the internet and found that
may
i use BHO for IE, but i couldn't able to find a simple example that fit my
needs,
please help.

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Re: Sending commands and infotmation to a web page

Note that i am not using a browser control, i am trying to insert data and
commands through an external IE window

[Jeff Johnson]

Re: Sending commands and infotmation to a web page

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Note that i am not using a browser control, i am trying to insert data and
commands through an external IE window

Why? Do your users fill out partial amounts of data on the form and then let
your program do the rest? Because if the work is 100% performed by your
program, who cares HOW it does it? The only other thing I can think of is
that you need your users to see the RESULTS of the post.