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Yes, you need to clean up after yourself every time. Just make use of the IDisposable features that you're ignoring You either need to close the response stream or you need to close the response. Note that closing a StreamReader wrapping a Stream will close the I am trying to close an HttpWebRequest I requested. However, Close() could take a very long time to return. Does anyone know why and how to That's not only safe - it's safer than the original, in that it will dispose of the objects I've implemented a simple helper method for HttpWebRequest called GetResponse(url) . Currently I'm manually closing the WebResponse Yes, you just need to call it on the response object You shouldn't have to cleanup HttpWebRequest but you do need to close the stream coming back from GetRequestStream or the response from The Close method closes the response stream and releases the connection to the resource for reuse by other requests. You must call either the Stream.Close or I want to terminate a httpwebrequest when it takes too long time in I fixed the problem by calling Abort on the request, before I close the You are waiting because "login.aspx" is not sending back a HttpResponse. Since no HttpResponse is being returned, the request will just time out. If the class had special disposal requirements, it would have implemented Is there a correct method of disposing of the HttpWebRequest , as it does not contain a close or dispose method? .net httpwebrequest
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