fetch the data from website and store in sql serer using c#

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i have problem related to my projects,
now , i want to fetc hdata from dynamic website and store in database using c#.
in this website first type input into input box then dynamically data will be generated.

<bi>URL address:-ipindia trademark website
( pls see website , you will be understand what i am saying )
from this website i want to take data.
in this website before data are show , people(we) want to put 3 -input into given input box on webpage , then we get data.
pls help me , how i fetch the data, and how i give the input to the webpage using c# program/ windows based application.

Posted 29-May-11 6:55am

sandip mahajan

Updated 29-May-11 7:41am

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Wonde Tadesse 29-May-11 13:00pm

The site is not accessible :(

sandip mahajan 29-May-11 13:40pm

thanks you for reply , but there are no any web services provided by this website and i traying to do this , but i can't , so pls give me some idea.

Wonde Tadesse 29-May-11 13:52pm

I think they should expose a web service or WCF methods, so that any external application like Window, PDA will able to consume it. Try to communicate with site providers, if they already implemented this way.

R. Giskard Reventlov 29-May-11 13:10pm

Are you trying to scrape data from the website? Have you checked to see if they provide a web service to access the data? You may find that you need permission to do this. If you have got all that then what have you already tried before aksing other people to do the work for you?

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Stanciu Vlad · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-30T08:27:00

And if you are not able to call a web service that feeds you the data (like all the previous answers sugested) you could simulate web call at the specified address (check on codeproject for web browser implementations to see hou to fetch web sites, and eventualy responses to http requests).