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Thug Passion
Hi,
I've written a type of web spider; now I'd like it to identify itself
to servers it crawls over. I'm using VB.NET 2003, XP Home, and a
(desktop) Windows Forms app.
I'm using the WebClient class to send requess and open read streams.
The couple MSDN articles I've found on setting the UserAgent property
use a WebRequest & WebResponse pair. But they create a request, then
typecast it and set the UserAgent after they've already sent the
request to the server.
How can I identify myself *before* I set out into the web?
Thanks!
WebX = New WebClient
Try
ans = WebX.OpenRead(Site)
str = New System.IO.StreamReader(ans)
Catch ex As Exception
....
I've written a type of web spider; now I'd like it to identify itself
to servers it crawls over. I'm using VB.NET 2003, XP Home, and a
(desktop) Windows Forms app.
I'm using the WebClient class to send requess and open read streams.
The couple MSDN articles I've found on setting the UserAgent property
use a WebRequest & WebResponse pair. But they create a request, then
typecast it and set the UserAgent after they've already sent the
request to the server.
How can I identify myself *before* I set out into the web?
Thanks!
WebX = New WebClient
Try
ans = WebX.OpenRead(Site)
str = New System.IO.StreamReader(ans)
Catch ex As Exception
....