I wanted to check the status code that comes back as response from the HttpWebResponse . So I used the following code -
res = (HttpWebRespons e) req.GetResponse ();
It's working great, but if I wanted to let the server know a date when I visited the server last using "IfModifiedSinc e" variable of the "req" object, the above piece of code throws an exception if the content was not modified since the...
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HttpWebResponse - Status Code Check Issue
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But in that case if the time is actually a GMT time and I am parsing it in EST, I will miss interpret the time - isn't that correct?... -
this.Close will close the form that you are working with.
If you have already created a thread, I presume that you have given it a variable name -
System.Threadin g.Thread t1 = new System.Threadin g.Thread(new System.Threadin g.ThreadStart(s ome_function));
t1.Start();// thread started
t1.Join();// thread is waiting to be finished
Now, if you really want to kill it -
t1.Abort(...Leave a comment:
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DateTime Issue
Take a look at the blog - http://feeds.gawker.co m/gizmodo/full
Look under the <pubDate>. Most of them appears as -
<pubDate>Wed, 17 Jan 2007 09:18:15 EST</pubDate>
When parsing this date using - (in .net 1.1)
DateTime dt = DateTime.Parse( "Wed, 17 Jan 2007 09:18:15 EST");
It fails. However if I put in "GMT" instead of "EST"...
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