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Can any one tell me that System.Net.WebClient.OpenRead(Uri address) executes at client end or server end in web application ?

Posted 20-Dec-13 17:37pm

Gaurav Gupta A Tech Guy

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Gaurav Gupta A Tech Guy 24-Dec-13 2:48am

I woukd like to ask you that i want to execute a SMS URL by this method at server end. because may be there are permission of SMS api url at server end only ?

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Ron Beyer · Answer 1 · 2013-12-20T17:52:00

It "executes" on the computer you run the code from.

If you are asking about code inside the webpage that you are requesting, any server-side code that renders the page will execute, but it will not execute client side code (javascript or whatever). The execution of the client side code is up to the client to execute. When you request the page using low-level requests like this, it would be up to you to run any client side code.