Hi,



I'm working through sample code, which defines an object variable as

System.Net.WebRequestFactory. Has this been replaced or incorporated into

a new namespace?



Development environment:

Win2K

.NET Framework SDK Beta2

VS.NET Beta2





Many thanks,

Richard





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Richard,



I think the functionality was incorporated as static methods

into the WebRequest class itself. For example:



	WebRequest.Create(...)



Hope this helps.



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> Hi,

> 

> I'm working through sample code, which defines an object variable as

> System.Net.WebRequestFactory. Has this been replaced or 

> incorporated into

> a new namespace?

> 

> Development environment:

> Win2K

> .NET Framework SDK Beta2

> VS.NET Beta2

> 

> 

> Many thanks,

> Richard

> 

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