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VB.NET Http Post

Asked by regisdaniel in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: post, http

Hi all!

I need to develop an VB.NET app that will make a POST request to an WEB Server.
Actualy, i have an ASP Script as an example of how could i be this post to my web server. The ASP code is show below:

<%
' Server URL, HTTPS
const strTangramURL = "https://tangram/scripts/tangram.asp"
' Service Code
const strServiceId = "015"
' User and Password that will be used to authenticate on the WEB Server
const strTangramUser = "user"
const strTangramPwd = "password"

' *********** Mount a XML that will be sent to the server ***********
' recupera o destinatário da mensagem
strDestination = Request("destination")
' recupera o texto da mensagem
strText = Request("text")      

' monta a string XML
strXML = _
"<xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""ISO-8859-1"">" & _
"<tangram_request service_id="" & strServiceId & "">" & _
"      <send>" & _
"            <destination>" & strDestination & "</destination>" & _
"            <text>" & strText & "</text>" & _
"      </send>" & _
"</tangram_request>"

' *********** envia ao TANGRAM ***********
' carrega a string XML par o componente
Set oDoc = CreateObject("MSXML2.DOMDocument")
oDoc.async = false
oDoc.loadXML strXML

' Here is where we connect to the server.....
Set oHttp = CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHttp")
oHttp.SetTimeouts 10000, 10000, 10000, 10000
oHttp.open "POST", strTangramURL, False, strTangramUser, strTangramPwd
oHttp.send oDoc
strXML = oHttp.responseText

' *********** Verify the Result***********
' recupera o código de retorno da operação
oDoc.loadXML strXML
strCode = oDoc. selectSingleNode("/tangram_response/send").attributes.getNamedItem("code").text
if strCode = "0" then
' redireciona para a página de sucesso
      Response.Redirect "sucesso.asp"
else
      ' recupera a descrição do erro
      strDescription = oDoc.selectSingleNode("/tangram_response/send/description").text
' redireciona para a página de erro
      Response.Redirect "erro.asp?msg=" & strDescription
end if

Set oDoc = Nothing
Set oHttp = Nothing
%>


So, can anybody shows me convert the ASP code above to a VB.NET method that will do the same thing?
Thanks all!
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