Open Source code: HTTP Request Encapsulation Class Library Httplib Introduction, instructions for use

Today introduces a very useful HTTP request Class library--httplib. All along, we've been writing a piece of code for a single Web request.

With this class, we can be very convenient to use directly.

Project Description:

http://www. Suchso. Com/uiweb/jquery-plupload-use.html

Based on the C # language, Httplib makes it easier to asynchronously interact with data. The methods of class library include uploading files to the server and getting the page data.

This project is written specifically for Web services, and it is recommended that you use WCF if you intend to re-write an HTTP client and server.

Latest code Download: http://jthorne.co.uk/blog/httplib/building-a-windows-store-class-library-for-httplib/

The supported methods are:

• GET

• POST

• PUT

• HEAD

• DELETE

• Upload-put or POST

Usage:

referencing DLLs

Using Redslide.httplib

Getting data from a Web service

Request.get ("http://jthorne.co.uk/", result=>{    console.write (result);});

Downloading data from the server

Request.get ("Http://cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test", (headers, result) =>{        FileStream fs = new FileStream (@ " C:\100mb.test ", FileMode.OpenOrCreate);        Result. CopyTo (FS);        Fs. Close ();});

Post data to the Web service

Request.post ("http://testing.local/post.php", new {name= "James", Username= "Redslide"}, result=>{    Console.Write (result);});

Post data to the Web service, and catch exceptions

Request.post ("http://testing.local/post.php", new {name = "value"}, result=>{    console.write (result);}, e=> {    Console.Write (e.tostring ());});

Uploading files to the server

Request.upload ("http://testing.local/post.php", new {name = "value"}, new[] {    new Namedfilestream ("File", " Photo.jpg "," Image/jpeg ", New FileStream (@" C:\photo.jpg ", FileMode.Open)}, result=>{    console.write (result);});

It's still very simple to use. This kind of sub-assembly good library, greatly reduces our workload, and because of team maintenance and good exception handling,

Reduce the generation of bugs. Of course if you do not trust, you can read the source code, recompile. Source code: Http://httplib.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest

Open Source code: HTTP Request Encapsulation Class Library Httplib Introduction, instructions for use