I think he is trying to achieve this goal using WebBrowser class... WebRequest can do the trick, but the question is "why", is he creating a backdoor controlled with xml? I have this question because now I am working on a very similar project, but in my case I use TcpClient to transfer the XML
2009/9/7 Cerebrus <[email protected]> > > Try to programmatically load a simple text file lying on your > filesystem. Does the user *see* your code loading the file ?!?! > > All resources, whether local or remote are just Streams of bytes, > remember. And Streams can be read by StreamReaders. > > On Sep 6, 10:28 am, Niven Sookharan <[email protected]> wrote: > > hi guys > > > > please can someone help me. i'm tryin to extract a line from an xml > > file > > the tricky part is that the source of the file. > > > > the file is the result of a http web request. > > > > eg.www.xmlfile.com/testfile1 > > > > how can i extract the a line from the file without the user seeing > > this file or the process. > > > > email me if you have any questions. > > > > thanks, i hope someone out there can help me >
