Solved CSharp: WebRequest

Having troubles triggering a basic Get request and not entirely sure if I'm doing something wrong or the extension isn't yet compatible. I'm wanting to send a request to the URL and read the response.

These code snippets compile fine in the plugin and produce no error when being called - they simply don't output anything. I found a thread after searching and tried variations of it: http://oxidemod.org/threads/equivalent-to-webclient-downloadstring-in-c.6801/#post-66690

Code:

WebRequests.GetWebrequest pWeb = new WebRequests.GetWebrequest("http://www.google.com", (code, response) => Puts("{0}, {1}", code, response), this);
pWeb.Process();========var pWeb = new WebRequests.GetWebrequest("http://www.google.com", (code, response) => Puts("{0}: {1}", code, response), this);     
pWeb.Process();========WebRequests pWeb = new WebRequests();
pWeb.EnqueueGet("http://www.google.com", (code, response) => Puts("{0}, {1}", code, response), this);

Using Google as an example - doesn't work on any specified URL. The code is being ported from a LUA plugin where it worked okay (via EnqueueGet).

 

don't know will it work on oxide or not, but u can try:

Code:

using System.Net;
using System.IO;
...
private static string GetRequest(string url)
{
    WebResponse response = WebRequest.Create(url).GetResponse();
    StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(response.GetResponseStream());
    string content = reader.ReadToEnd();
    reader.Close();
    response.Close();
    return content;
}void SomeFunction()
{
    string req = GetRequest("http://oxidemod.org");
}

[DOUBLEPOST=1425930230][/DOUBLEPOST]Also u can use Unity: http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/WWW.html

 

Just to know. Can we use System.Net and System.IO or it's blacklisted?

 

Oh, okay... Thanks!

 

That's what I'm trying to do as per the 3 code snippets posted above. Do you have a working CSharp example? I'm porting this over from LUA where it worked fine - as I said. I could be being stupid and not implementing it correct.

 

just a small example:

Code:

Interface.GetMod().GetLibrary<WebRequests>("WebRequests").EnqueueGet("http://www.google.com", (code, response) => Puts("{0}, {1}", code, response), this);

 

Perfect - worked fine! Didn't think to call it like that but it makes sense.

Get that put into the CSharp examples!

 

I did it, but the answer comes in the console all the code page. And in response to convey not all code pages such as "ok"