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Calling Abort on a HttpWebRequest asynchronous POST

Wondering... I have a test whereby calling abort on a HttpWebRequest asynchronous GET requests seems to make the request abort and return the relevant status code. However for POST requests, calling Abort does not have the same effect. It appears to continue processing the request regardless. Is this by design or am I doing something wrong.

Thanks in advance

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What do you mean by "continue processing the request"? At what point are you aborting?

Can you get a tracelog of your application? See this link: http://ferozedaud.blogspot.com/2009/08/tracing-with-systemnet.html. Get a tracelog, and if it is big, put it on pastebin.com and put a link here. We can take a look.

feroze  2009-12-16 17:00:48

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