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I was wondering if it's possible to send one HTTP request and receive the response body in multiple fragments. Does the HTTP protocol allow for this?
ASP.NET Web API has a class PushStreamContent which will allow you to send data back in chunks to the response stream.
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How to avoid Cross-Site Request Forgery for GET method. I have used AntiForgeryToken for all POST methods in my MVC application. Even though it is not needed for Get request, but I want to know the solution to prevent CSRF for HttpGet methods.
Please refer below post. You actually don't need anti-forgery for get request.
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/115794/should-i-use-csrf-protection-for-get-requests
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Actually, my requirement is, when a user type a URL in any browser like example.com?q=123 and hit go then my C# application will verify request and fetch the value of q.
any solution for this???
You will have to hook your application to somehow track all outgoing requests over port 80 and 443
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I have a php script that has variables like this:$devicetoken and $eventmessage. In c# using a http client how can I send up that information. I am not a strong php developer. Thanks for any help
The easiest way is passing them in the URL, e.g. the C# client opens an URL like http://www.example.com?devicetoken=123&eventmessage=Hello%20world!
More information in PHP's manual http://php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.get.php
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I am doing a project in modbus, i framed the request for reading coils in TCP,but i dont know how to do it for serialport can anyone help to frame this.
It seems you're using C#. In this case, I suggest you to use the nmodbus library.
It's open source and allows you to perform any Modbus operation via both TCP and serial protocol.
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How to send/receive a HTTP request (it is good to give me a link)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/debx8sh9.aspx
Do you know what i typed into Google?
"c# .net send web request"
And this was the first result.
The simplest option is the System.Net.WebClient class, but that isn't always powerful enough to do what you need.