Screen Scraping Web Forms Content with System.Net.WebClient

Posted by: Brendan Tompkins, on 18 May 2005 | View original | NEW Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Sometimes you may have the need for accessing html web content from within an application.  Why would you need to do this  Well, suppose  you need to have a Windows Service periodically render a page with dynamic content and attach it to an email. Your application would need a way to request and save the remote page.  Perhaps you need to grab an image from a web camera and save it to a file or display it in a Picture Box within a Winforms application.  This...

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