I read a book and this text must be wrong

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Tony Johansson

Hello!

It says "You'll use the HttpRequest object to transmit information from one
page to another with the query string"

This must be a typo they must mean HttpRespone instead or is it something
that I have missed.

//Tony
 
Hello!

It says "You'll use the HttpRequest object to transmit information from one
page to another with the query string"

This must be a typo they must mean HttpRespone instead or is it something
that I have missed.
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The HttpRequest object passes the information to the server via the
querystring. The server then creates a HttpResponse object and makes
the request object's querystring available to that response object.

regards
A.G.
 
It says "You'll use the HttpRequest object to transmit information from one
page to another with the query string"

This must be a typo they must mean HttpRespone instead or is it something
that I have missed.
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Requesting foobar.aspx?k=v transmits information in the query string
which is in request.

I am more puzzled over the "one page to another" - are they talking
about Server.Transfer?

Arne
 
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unless specifically requested)
I think you are wrong you use HttpRespons which create a HttpRequest back to the browser which do the actual
Query for a page and may also use the querystring.

//Tony
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If I am incorrect perhaps it is because I do not understand the
question as asked. I read the statement above as:
the client sends a response to the server
the server then sends request to client
the client then queries for a page.

In that scenario it's not clear
what the client is initially responding to
what the server is requesting of the client
how the client queries for the page using a response

HTTP is a request-response based protocol. The client sends a request
and the server answers the request by sending a response containing
information appropriate to the request.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=HttpRequest+and+HttpResponse

regards
A.G.
 
Hello!

It says "You'll use the HttpRequest object to transmit information from one
page to another with the query string"

This must be a typo they must mean HttpRespone instead or is it something
that I have missed.

//Tony
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I thought you were an expert in this language? I guess nobody can be
an expert on everything? Except Arne of course... ;-)

RL
 
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