Ok, I've seen that page, but it applies to client side usage of the XHR
object and not server side use of the httpWebRequest object.
** Tom **

NOPE!  I do what little ASP programming that I do in JavaScript (yes on the
server side.) Bruce's suggestion was great and I use that code on the client
side, but I need to build a proxy on the server to allow access to content
that is not in my domain. (there's more to it than that, but that will do as
a starting point.)  While I can use the XMLHTTP object via classic asp, I
would prefer to use the httpWebRequest object in asp.net.  The problem is
that I don't program very well in vbscript and all the examples seem to be
in vbscript.  I do program in JavaScript, c, c++, php, etc (it's a long
list)  I spend a lot of time in JavaScript and have written asp pages in the
past using it as the server side scripting language.
** Tom **