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Dave Cowart
Is there a known issue about System.Net.Webrequest interfering with
Request.Querystring? My web application pulls a record ID from a URL,
then uses that record ID to pull information a database. I then use
that pulled information to get information from a webservice with
System.Net.Webrequest and System.Net.Webresponse.
Each one works independently, but when I try to use them both in the
same site (not even in the same class--the Request.Querystring is in the
codebehind, and the System.Net.Webrequest is in a standalone class as
part of a shared function), the Request.Querystring returns null every time.
Any ideas or suggestions (or alternative ways to access a
webservice--this is my first attempt)
..NET 2.0
IIS 6.0
Visual Web Developer Express Edition
Thanks,
Dave
Request.Querystring? My web application pulls a record ID from a URL,
then uses that record ID to pull information a database. I then use
that pulled information to get information from a webservice with
System.Net.Webrequest and System.Net.Webresponse.
Each one works independently, but when I try to use them both in the
same site (not even in the same class--the Request.Querystring is in the
codebehind, and the System.Net.Webrequest is in a standalone class as
part of a shared function), the Request.Querystring returns null every time.
Any ideas or suggestions (or alternative ways to access a
webservice--this is my first attempt)
..NET 2.0
IIS 6.0
Visual Web Developer Express Edition
Thanks,
Dave