Http Access is one of those tools that will never go away. There will always be a need for reading web pages from another application. Not only does Http Access read web pages, but it can post data to them as well AND return the postback page. Http Access can even handle situations that require username and password for networking credentials.
How to create spiders in .NET?
sample code (Get Web Page):
Http oHttp = new Http();
sUrl = "http://yahoo.com";
sPage = oHttp.Get(sUrl);
sample code (Post Web Page):
Http oHttp = new Http();
sUrl = "http://yahoo.com";
sData = "searchsubmit=Web+Search&p=Microsoft";
sPage = oHttp.Post(sUrl, sData);
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