Chapter 7. Sending HTTP Requests—The Simple Way
HelloPachube in Chapter 6 is so simple because the Gsiot.PachubeClient library is built for the single purpose of pushing samples to Pachube. It completely hides the .NET classes needed to implement an HTTP client. If you want to use Pachube in a different way, or if you want to write clients for other services, you can use the more general HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse classes, which are located in the System.Net namespace.
SimplePutRequest
Example 7-1 shows how these classes can be used to send a single sample to Pachube.
Example 7-1. SimplePutRequest
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