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Peter Judge
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The remarks at msdn.microsoft.com/.../system.net.httpwebrequest(v=vs.110).aspx talk about the fact that WebRequest:Create method returns an instance of HttpWebRequest of the URI scheme is http or https (so this is a .NET thing). The example on that page shows HttpWebRequest myReq = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create( " http://www.contoso.com/" ); The (HttpWebRequest) part is also a CAST (with C# syntax). There is a “task map” at community.progress.com/.../1187.openedge-gui-for-net-task-map which may be useful in general terms. Otherwise translating C# to ABL is just practice and asking here 
; while its quite close in syntax terms there are some places where the difference will catch you. Also, if you want to provide the whole OEM/OEE page in the web browser control then this is probably the best (and only) way to go. But per Matt Baker’s point in the other thread, if you want to support limited pieces of functionality then the ABL http client may be better suited.
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; while its quite close in syntax terms there are some places where the difference will catch you. Also, if you want to provide the whole OEM/OEE page in the web browser control then this is probably the best (and only) way to go. But per Matt Baker’s point in the other thread, if you want to support limited pieces of functionality then the ABL http client may be better suited.Continue reading...