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    Rojan Gh
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    Hi everyone. I want to download a whole website and trace whole web browser's request and response headers. I guess that the only way to download the whole contents of a web page is using the WebBrowser class. But this class does not have any way to trace this request and responses! Could anyone help please?

    Sojaner!

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      Hi everyone. I want to download a whole website and trace whole web browser's request and response headers. I guess that the only way to download the whole contents of a web page is using the WebBrowser class. But this class does not have any way to trace this request and responses! Could anyone help please?

      Sojaner!

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      Have a look at HttpRequest and HttpResponse; you don't always need a WebBrowser. :)

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        Have a look at HttpRequest and HttpResponse; you don't always need a WebBrowser. :)

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        Thanx for your reply but I'm almost a pro in using the WebRequest and WebResponse but the fact is that the WebRequest can help you in tracing for 1 step only and for example if there is a tag in the HTML you should find it and request it manually, it is not a problem for simple tags like but the fact is that I want to trace the requests from a Flash Player's object and even if I load the swf file using the WebRequest, I will not have the access to the requests and responses that goes out and comes in to the Flash Player so I need a complete web browser with the full request and response ability! :) Sojaner!

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