On Monday, January 27, 2003, at 04:44 AM, Mike Moran wrote:
If you set the host of a method or HttpClient to an IP address then it will connect to that address. DNS names are not required, but will be resolved using the default Java method if used.
I've thought about this further and it would be sufficient for any of the GET/POST/BLAH methods to accept a URL (or whatever they have now) and, in addition, an IP address. The intent would be that the resolution process is done outside the HTTPClient library and the info is simply passed in. The library would then not call any InetAddress methods if the address is passed in.
Mike
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