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Hi, I'm using HTTPWebRequest/HTTPWebResponse to automate accessto a website. To bypass the authentication pages, I'd like toappend the PC stored cookie in my initial"myHttpWebRequest.GetResponse()" call. Using this I am hoping tothen directly access specific data in the website. I'm fairlynew to some of this but it seems I need to attach the cookiestored on the client PC to the HTTP GET request. (I.E. does it.Does anyone know how to programatically?)

Thanks

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From: fred Oleary

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fred Oleary via .NET 247 wrote:
> Hi, I'm using HTTPWebRequest/HTTPWebResponse to automate access to a website. To bypass the authentication pages, I'd like to append the PC stored cookie in my initial "myHttpWebRequest.GetResponse()" call. Using this I am hoping to then directly access specific data in the website. I'm fairly new to some of this but it seems I need to attach the cookie stored on the client PC to the HTTP GET request. (I.E. does it. Does anyone know how to programatically?)
>

You should be able to add the cookie header to the collection of HTTP
headers that you get from the HttpWebRequest.Headers properties.

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mikeb