C # Several ways to get page content

Common Web pages get page content using WebRequest or HttpWebRequest to manipulate Http requests.

For example, get the HTML page of Baidu website

varRequest = WebRequest.Create ("http://www.baidu.com"); Request. Method="GET"; varResponse =request.            GetResponse (); using(varstream =NewSystem.IO.StreamReader (response. GetResponseStream ())) {varContent = stream. ReadToEnd ();//gets the page string to the remoteConsole.WriteLine (content); }

POST Request

  varJsontopost ="{\ "name\": \ "admin\", \ "pwd\": \ "123456\"}"; varRequest = WebRequest.Create ("http://www.sina.com"); Request. Method="POST"; using(varRequeststream =request. GetRequestStream ()) {varbytes =Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes (jsontopost); requestStream.Write (Bytes,0, Bytes.            Length); }             varResponse =request.            GetResponse (); using(varstream =NewSystem.IO.StreamReader (response. GetResponseStream ())) {varContent = stream. ReadToEnd ();//get Post-returned content}

There is a way to request, that is httpclient this way, this way is not common, but compared to the above approach is relatively concise, a code is definitely a good way to achieve.

  using (varnew  HttpClient ())            {               var content= http. Getasync ("http://www.baidu.com"). Getawaiter (). GetResult ()                   . Content.readasstringasync (). Getawaiter (). GetResult ();            }

POST request

  using (varnew  HttpClient ())            {                var"{\" name\ ": \" admin\ ", \" pwd\ ": \" 123456\ "}";                 var content = http. Postasync ("http://www.baidu.com"new  stringcontent (jsontopost)) . Getawaiter (). GetResult ()                   . Content.readasstringasync (). Getawaiter (). GetResult ();            }

If there is a better way to follow up welcome everyone to exchange learning!

C # Several ways to get page content