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Oh :) Yes, that makes more sense.
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Hello Mike:
According to your advice, I changed the code to look like the following, but I am
getting Invalid Password error. I used the Id and password from the IE browser and
it logged me in.
I noticed in your loginMD5(), there are two GetMethod()'s, should the second one be
PostMethod() ?
OK thanks. Should the second GetMethod() in loginMD5() be PostMethod() ?
Frank
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From: Michael Becke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 10:19 AM
To: Commons HttpClient Project
Subject: Re: Yahoo login with Httpclient
Hi Frank,
I was also unable to
I'm not sure. The POST/GET is being done via JavaScript, and I'm not
exactly sure which it's doing. I have a feeling either will work.
Mike
Min (Frank) Ni wrote:
OK thanks. Should the second GetMethod() in loginMD5() be PostMethod() ?
Frank
-Original Message-
From: Michael Becke
Hi Mike, Oleg :
I've been trying different things and it seems MrPostman (inside www.sf.net ) got me
a little closer. I can use the following programs and try to log into Yahoo. Although
I still can't see the logged-in page, but if I supply the wrong Id/password, it will
tell me, seems to me
Hi Mike, Oleg :
I've been trying different things and it seems MrPostman (inside www.sf.net ) got me
a little closer. I can use the following programs and try to log into Yahoo. Although
I still can't see the logged-in page, but if I supply the wrong Id/password, it will
tell me, seems to me
It's interesting to hear that, I didn't know either project good enough to be sure if
I can combine the functions, but it seems there are things each project can learn from
the other. The other thing I wonder is : if I can successfully login to Yahoo Email,
would it be easy to go to Yahoo
On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 22:47, Min (Frank) Ni wrote:
It's interesting to hear that, I didn't know either project good enough to be sure
if I can combine the functions, but it seems there are things each project can learn
from the other. The other thing I wonder is : if I can successfully login
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