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Asked: 2026-05-16T08:58:28+00:00

I’m going to try to use the WebClient object in .NET to grab the

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I’m going to try to use the WebClient object in .NET to grab the response querystring values sent back by the resource.

I’m familiar with grabbing xml, json, etc. but typically I haven’t worked with many NVP type of APIs in terms of grabbing the query immediately from an response sent back from a resource server-side. So how is a query sent back, in the body of a response, header, what? How do you grab it, with the stream object just like you do anything else?

This questions relates to the environment I work in C# but really it relates to the web as a whole as well which is why I tagged this in multiple categories as a Request/Response is not MS specific however I am also at the same time trying to utilize the .NET WebClient object.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Responses don’t have query strings… requests do, and they’re part of the URL.

    If that doesn’t help, please give us an example of how you’d get the query string of a response, and we’ll see if we can understand what you mean.

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