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Chaining proxies for a HttpWebRequestHi
Does anyone know if it is possible to chain HTTP proxies when sending a HTTP request with HttpWebRequest, for a .NET Framework 1.x in C# ? I need that because of an application I'm developing that may need this functionality. Thanks. Thus wrote sylph,
> Hi How do you chain HTTP requests? There's nothing in the HTTP spec that allows > > Does anyone know if it is possible to chain HTTP proxies when sending > a HTTP request with HttpWebRequest, for a .NET Framework 1.x in C# ? I > need that because of an application I'm developing that may need this > functionality. you to do anything like this, is there? Cheers, -- Joerg Jooss news-re***@joergjooss.de Joerg Jooss a écrit :
> Thus wrote joerg, Even if it is not in the spec, this is something that is done everyday.> How do you chain HTTP requests? There's nothing in the HTTP spec that allows > you to do anything like this, is there? Example : HTTP Request <--> HTTP Proxy 1 <--> HTTP Proxy 2 <--> HTTP Proxy 3 <--> HTTP Server I think you did not understand my question :) Thus wrote sylph,
Show quote > Joerg Jooss a écrit : I sure do. But that chain works because Proxy 1 is set up to talk to Proxy > >> Thus wrote joerg, >> How do you chain HTTP requests? There's nothing in the HTTP spec that >> all > ows > >> you to do anything like this, is there? >> > Even if it is not in the spec, this is something that is done > everyday. Example : > > HTTP Request <--> HTTP Proxy 1 <--> HTTP Proxy 2 <--> HTTP Proxy 3 > <--> HTTP Server > > I think you did not understand my question :) 2, which is set up to talk to Proxy 3. The client has no idea about proxies 2, 3 or n. Or Proxy 2 and 3 are reverse proxies, in which case Proxy 1 would assume he's talking to the actual host... Cheers, -- Joerg Jooss news-re***@joergjooss.de  |
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