C# VS2008 HttpsClient Post Data How-To

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I am trying to write an https Post with the data duration=300. I am new to C# and am writing in a sandbox for another program called Crestron Simpl#. If anyone could help point me in the right direction for adding the data to the Post. Thanks

 public void post(String postVar) { try { var httpsSet = new HttpsClient(); httpsSet.KeepAlive = false; httpsSet.Accept = "application/xml"; httpsSet.UserName = username; httpsSet.Password = password; httpsSet.HostVerification = false; httpsSet.PeerVerification = false; HttpsClientRequest sRequest = new HttpsClientRequest(); sRequest.RequestType = RequestType.Post; sRequest.Url.Parse("https://" + ipaddress + postVar); HttpsClientResponse response = httpsSet.Dispatch(sRequest); string responseRx = response.ContentString; ushort iRepsonse = myRx(responseRx); } catch (Exception e) { CrestronConsole.PrintLine(String.Format("{0} exception", e.Message)); } }

Never heard of it, probably this : crestron.com/reference/simpl_sharp/html/… — user6522773
– user6522773, Commented Jul 27, 2016 at 15:00

Community · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-23 12:22:55Z

Here's a sample C# snippet for a PUT request.

HttpWebRequest HttpWReq = (HttpWebRequest) WebRequest.Create("http:\\YourDomain.com"); ASCIIEncoding Encoding = new ASCIIEncoding(); byte[] data = Encoding.GetBytes("Put you data here"); HttpWReq.Method = "PUT"; HttpWReq.ContentType = "Enter your MIME type"; HttpWReq.ContentLength = data.Length; //Then when you actually want to write the request, perform these functions: Stream NewStream = HttpWReq.GetRequestStream(); NewStream.Write(data, 0, data.Length); NewStream.Close();

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