How to send back data when called through webrequest

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dear all

as i want to create a webpage which can send back data when it is called from another server through httpwebrequest. AND that server will hold data on a variable.

actually a SMS server receives data through Long-code then send the SMS contents on our web-Url through web request function now i need to send back the information on SMS server after manipulating SMS Data.

then SMS server will forward this information to the customer who sent data on our long code.

So Please send us the codes to send back information on another server.

ALSO GUIDE US TO close the webpage after sending information.

Thanks

Posted 26-Aug-12 7:42am

onlineQry

Updated 26-Aug-12 7:50am

Wes Aday

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[no name] 26-Aug-12 13:50pm

"send us the codes"... you should try to write your own code and come back here if you have specific question about a specific programming problem.

onlineQry 26-Aug-12 14:31pm

My Webpages receives the data as querystring with my webUrl address and which is sent from SMS server as Url forwarding technique through web request...

Then I use that data in various Cheking, fetch useful infromation from database and at last i confused that How would now i send back this information to SMS data server from where this web pages is requested. SEcondaly how will i close. teh webpage or other wise my page will remain open in memory.

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