I read a book and this text must be wrong

[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

 

[Registered User]

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.

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.

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

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.

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

 

[Registered User]

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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

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.

 

[RayLopez99]

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

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

RL