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Make The HttpValueCollection Class Public And Move It To System.DLL

I find the System.Web.HttpValueCollection class very useful in a wide number of situations that involve composing HTTP requests or any other need to represent name/value collection as a string (in an XML attribute, for example).

As of now (.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 Beta), the only way to create an instance of the System.Web.HttpValueCollection class is using the System.Web.HttpUtility.ParseQueryString method.

I’d like to see it public and available in a more generic assembly like System.DLL to be available on every type of .NET application (Windows Client applications, Windows Service applications, Silverlight applications, Windows Mobile applications, etc.).

If you agree with me, vote on my suggestion on Microsoft Connect.

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