How to pass HTTP post parameters

Question

In my asp.net application one webpage page_load event

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { try { string data = string.Empty; // Determine if session has Single Sign On credentials if (Request.Form["Rams"] != null) { data = RamsLogin(); }

I would like to debug this page from outside the applicaton, How to pass Rams parameter via HTTP post to execute the RamsLogin() method?

When you will have any value in Request.Form["samlResponse"] then. Also check whether you have kept the code in IsPostBack validation block — LifeOfPi
– LifeOfPi, Commented Jun 22, 2016 at 14:34

Rubens Farias · Accepted Answer · 2016-06-22 14:39:45Z

The Page_Load event runs every time the page loads. In your case, the SAMLlogin() method will execute whenever a client submit a POST request and inform some value into the samlResponse variable.

That request is usually made using HTML <form method="POST"> and the samlResponse variable would be an INPUT, SELECT or TEXTAREA element with the name="samlResponse" attribute.

I say usually because a program can simulate the same behavior without using any HTML at all.

Thanks for your response, how the client submit a post request ? they will submit a post request via url or something else ?
The client is usually a web browser and submit the request as a button click; you can also craft a request and send it directly through HTTP, but I have a feeling this isn't your actual problem.

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