The following samples are written as console applications. However the code can easily be ported to a Windows Form application or an ASP.NET Application.
Note: If you decide to copy any of these code samples into an ASP.NET application, be sure to change any Console.Write(...) calls to Response.Write(...).
Simple MHT Example
A simple code example for converting a Url to a MHT document.
Simple MHT Example with Logging
A simple code example builds upon the previous example, except it
demonstrates logging.
MHT as a Byte Array
This example converts a URL to a MHT formatted byte array.
MHT as a String
This example converts a URL to a properly MHT formatted string.
MHT as a Zip file
This example converts a URL to a zip archive with single MHT document.
MHT from a String
The previous examples built a MHT document from a URL. This example builds a
MHT document from a HTML string.
MHT from a File
The previous examples built a MHT document from a URL. This example builds a
MHT document from a HTML file located on the filesystem.
Loading a Url from behind a Proxy
This example demonstrates how to set various properties on the MHT object to
use a proxy server.
Loading a Url from a url that requires
Authentication
This example demonstrates how to set a username and password to download
password protected content.
Loading a Url protected by Forms
Authentication
This example demonstrates how successfully download content protected by
Forms Authentication.
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