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ASP.NET Tutorial » Page Lifecycle » Request

5. 8. 14. Request.Headers


<%@ Page Language="vb" %>

<html>

   <head>

      <title>Displaying the HTTP headers collection in ASP.NET</title>

   </head>

<body>





<%

   Response.Write(Request.Headers)



   Request.SaveAs((Request.PhysicalApplicationPath & "HTTPRequest.txt"), True)



   Request.SaveAs((Request.PhysicalApplicationPath & "HTTPRequest_NoHeaders.txt"), False)

%>





</body>

</html>

5. 8. Request
	5. 8. 1.	Get Request.UserLanguages
	5. 8. 2.	Request.UrlReferrer
	5. 8. 3.	Request.QueryString
	5. 8. 4.	Request.Cookies
	5. 8. 5.	Get browser information
	5. 8. 6.	Request.ServerVariables
	5. 8. 7.	Filtering the HTTP Request body using InputStream
	5. 8. 8.	Showing Parameters via the Params Collection in ASP.NET
	5. 8. 9.	Getting cookie values
	5. 8. 10.	Displaying additional path information in ASP.NET
	5. 8. 11.	Showing QueryString values via the QueryString Collection in ASP.NET
	5. 8. 12.	Displaying the HTTP headers collection in ASP.NET
	5. 8. 13.	Displaying the Request.FilePath property in ASP.NET
	5. 8. 14.	Request.Headers

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