SetMessageBody Method (String, Encoding)

Request SetMessageBody Method (String, Encoding)

C# API

Sets the body of the HTTP request that will be sent to the server, specifying the character encoding to use to encode the post data. This method is normally used with a POST or PUT request.

Namespace: Facilita.Web
Assembly: clrWebBrowser (in clrWebBrowser.dll) Version: 9.5.5.77 (1.0.0.0)

Syntax

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public void SetMessageBody(
	string messageBody,
	Encoding encoding
)

public void SetMessageBody(
	string messageBody,
	Encoding encoding
)

Parameters

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

encoding: Type: System.Text Encoding
The character encoding with which to encode the message body when it is sent as bytes.

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", Encoding.UTF8);
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", Encoding.UTF8);
Response response32 = request32.Send();