A problem that I recently came across is when opening a new Internet Explorer instance in C# the user was being required to login to a site that they had already logged in to. It was pretty clear that this was because the existing session was not being used as a new IE process was […]
Tag: .net
I’ve spent a significant amount of time lately on trying to solve this issue and came across many, many barriers, so I thought I’d share with you my findings and the solution that I used. Whilst Word 2007 SP2 (or Word 2007 using the Save As PDF Add-in) and above natively support saving documents as […]
So, like me, you may have come across some incompatibility within your WebAPI client that means you can’t use .Net 4/4.5 (which is required to use HttpClient and HttpResponseMessage etc.) – or you’re writing a web service to fill in due to this incompatibility. This solution should allow you to access your API (using POST) […]