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I assume the application is independent of the aspx?<br />
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Web pages generally accept external data in two ways: &nbsp;GET or POST. As such, I suspect you'll find the data in Request.Form or Request.QueryString. Is the application developer able to provide any information about how the http request is formed? &nbsp;There are a number of other possibilites such as web services, etc...<br />
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I assume the application is independent of the aspx?

Web pages generally accept external data in two ways:  GET or POST. As such, I suspect you'll find the data in Request.Form or Request.QueryString. Is the application developer able to provide any information about how the http request is formed?  There are a number of other possibilites such as web services, etc...

Sean.



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I have a c# application that is posting data to an ASPX page. &nbsp;I was wondering how to request the posted data. &nbsp;It is not coming from a form, so Request.Form won't work (I don't think)<br />
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I have a c# application that is posting data to an ASPX page.  I was wondering how to request the posted data.  It is not coming from a form, so Request.Form won't work (I don't think)

thanks.

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C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).