SetMessageBody Method (String)

Request SetMessageBody Method (String)

C# API

Sets the body of the HTTP request that will be sent to the server. This method is normally used with a POST or PUT request.

Namespace: Facilita.Web
Assembly: clrWebBrowser (in clrWebBrowser.dll) Version: 9.5.7.98 (1.0.0.0)

Syntax

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public void SetMessageBody(
	string messageBody
)

public void SetMessageBody(
	string messageBody
)

Parameters

messageBody: Type: System String
The body of the message (e.g. the POST data).

Remarks

If the message body is a Form, then you should use the SetMessageBody(Form) overload instead.
If the message body consists of binary data, then you should use the SetMessageBody( Byte ) overload.
If the message body is very large, then it may be easier to store the data in a file and use the SetMessageBodyFromFile(String) method instead.

Examples

The following example demonstrates setting the message body of a POST request.

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Url url32 = new Url(protocol1, localhost, "/login");
Request request32 = Browser.CreateRequest(HttpMethod.POST, url32, 32);
request32.SetMessageBody("Email=user@testplant.com&Password=password&RememberMe=false");
Response response32 = request32.Send();

Url url32 = new Url(protocol1, localhost, "/login");
Request request32 = Browser.CreateRequest(HttpMethod.POST, url32, 32);
request32.SetMessageBody("Email=user@testplant.com&Password=password&RememberMe=false");
Response response32 = request32.Send();