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Download Timeout File

I am trying to just download html from a webpage, but I want to give it up after 10 seconds. The code below loads the text just fine, but it can take longer than 10 seconds. I have a timeout set, but StreamReading takes a lot of time. What is the best way to stop further processing after 10 seconds when closing connections?

I get a WebException if req.GetResponse () takes more than 10 seconds, but reading wr.GetResponseStream () is something that takes time. I also want all connections to be properly closed.

the code:

HttpWebRequest req = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(url);
req.Timeout = 10000;
req.ReadWriteTimeout = 10000;

using (WebResponse wr = req.GetResponse())
{
  Console.WriteLine("A: " + DateTime.Now.ToString(" HH:mm:ss:fff"));

  using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(wr.GetResponseStream(), true))
  {
     Console.WriteLine("B: " + DateTime.Now.ToString(" HH:mm:ss:fff"));
     var b = sr.ReadToEnd();
     Console.WriteLine("C: " + DateTime.Now.ToString(" HH:mm:ss:fff"));
  }
}

Output Example:

A:  20:04:36:522
B:  20:04:36:522
C:  20:04:54:337

Elapsed Time: ~18 Seconds
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Time is consumed in ReadToEnd

Use

public virtual int Read(
    char[] buffer,
    int index,
    int count
)

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