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HttpPostClientProtocol Constructor
.NET Framework 1.1
Initializes a new instance of the HttpPostClientProtocol class.
[Visual Basic] Public Sub New() [C#] public HttpPostClientProtocol(); [C++] public: HttpPostClientProtocol(); [JScript] public function HttpPostClientProtocol();
Example
[Visual Basic] ' Math is a proxy class derived from HttpPostClientProtocol. Dim myHttpPostClientProtocol As New Math() ' Obtain password from a secure store. Dim SecurelyStoredPassword As String = String.Empty ' Set the client-side credentials using the Credentials property. myHttpPostClientProtocol.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials ' Allow the server to redirect the request. myHttpPostClientProtocol.AllowAutoRedirect = True Console.WriteLine("Auto redirect is: " & _ myHttpPostClientProtocol.AllowAutoRedirect) [C#] // Math is a proxy class derived from HttpPostClientProtocol. HttpPostClientProtocol myHttpPostClientProtocol = new Math(); // Obtain password from a secure store. String SecurelyStoredPassword = String.Empty; // Set the client-side credentials using the Credentials property. myHttpPostClientProtocol.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; // Allow the server to redirect the request. myHttpPostClientProtocol.AllowAutoRedirect = true; Console.WriteLine("Auto redirect is: " + myHttpPostClientProtocol.AllowAutoRedirect); [C++] // Math is a proxy class derived from HttpPostClientProtocol. HttpPostClientProtocol* myHttpPostClientProtocol = new ::Math(); // Obtain password from a secure store. String* SecurelyStoredPassword = String::Empty; // Set the client-side credentials using the Credentials property. myHttpPostClientProtocol->Credentials = System::Net::CredentialCache::DefaultCredentials; // Allow the server to redirect the request. myHttpPostClientProtocol->AllowAutoRedirect = true; Console::WriteLine(S"Auto redirect is: {0}", __box(myHttpPostClientProtocol->AllowAutoRedirect));
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Requirements
Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family
See Also
HttpPostClientProtocol Class | HttpPostClientProtocol Members | System.Web.Services.Protocols Namespace
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