By jamesling
via digcode.com
Published: Aug 06 2008 / 09:21
Forms authentication usually requires a user to enter credentials into a form and press a submit button. Pressing submit will cause the browser to perform an HTTP “POST” and send the form values, such as the username and password, in the message body to the server. In the ASP.NET, you can use WebClient or HTTPWebRequest to submit the login form programmatically, this article demonstrates how to do it.
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