I have no idea how to catch the GET and POST sent to a web application in C#, MSDN is less than useless on this matter giving me only info on how to produce GET's and POST's.
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I have no idea how to catch the GET and POST sent to a web application in C#, MSDN is less than useless on this matter giving me only info on how to produce GET's and POST's.
How do you perform the equivelant of Java's System.exit(0); ?
Man I have alot of questions about C#
Do you know what is worse? A month ago I knew that answer! Yet today my mind is completely blank, apparantly. (And I did not even dye my hair blond!) No way to get this information while I'm supposed to learn at the uni... Oh, well... I'll see if I can find it in one of my books again, when I'm back home. :)
Cool, coz atm I'm at a loss and no amount of googeling yelded anything usefull.
Hmmmm... Still hasn't found the solution. :( Sorry...
The problem is you are looking for c#, when you need to be looking up asp.net.
You need to learn about asp.net's intrinsic objects - http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...sicobjects.asp
And generally you do not need to exit an asp.net web application in that manner.