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Macneed - 29 Aug 2007 17:02 GMT
i am a newbie, i want to write a code to download data from web using
webclient

   string HTMLstring = "";

   WebClient client = new WebClient();
   Byte[] HP = client.DownloadData("http://www.microsoft.com");
   HTMLstring = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(HP);

   is it possible to add a timeout timer for this code, e.g. 10s
   or i must use another class, like webrequest to doing so?

   Thanks for your help!!
Patrick Steele - 03 Sep 2007 15:03 GMT
>     i am a newbie, i want to write a code to download data from web using
> webclient
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>     is it possible to add a timeout timer for this code, e.g. 10s
>     or i must use another class, like webrequest to doing so?

You could use DownloadDataAsync to run the command asynchornously (while
other code is running -- like a progress dialog that will wait 10
seconds).  If the "DownloadDataCompleted" event is raised within the 10
seconds, you're good.  Otherwise, you can use the CancelAsync method and
let the user know the request timed out.

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