Thanks for the reply.
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Subject: RE: Jakarta-HttpClient
23.08.02 16:56
This is a good question for commons-user, but I'll take a pass at it.
Credentials are part of the HttpState object, the constructors that accept
credentials are just a convience mechanism (and probably there for
backwards compatiablity).
Another way to do this is to create your own HttpState, set it up with the
Credentials, and add it to your HttpClient instance. E.g., using,
HttpState.setCredentials(realm,credentials);
HttpClient.startSession(host,port,proxyHost,proxyPort);
and
HttpClient.setState(HttpState)
The order in which you invoke startSession and setState may be important, I
don't recall offhand.
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Subject: Jakarta-HttpClient
Hi,
I want to establish a http connection to a host with credentials via a
proxy server.
In the API doc of the class HttpClient I found several
startSession-methods
but no one with the parameters like:
startSession(java.lang.String host, int port, java.lang.String
proxyhost,
int proxyport, Credentials creds)
Which method should I use for my problem?
regards Stefan
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