<http:get url="..." var="outVar"/>
Looking at the code, unfortunately, this seems to be necessary. Note that "outVar" is a HTTPMethod class (see http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/httpclient/apidocs/org/apache/commons/httpclient/HttpMethod.html )
with various fields, including
${outVar.responseBodyAsStream} and ${outVar.responseBodyAsString} and ${outVar.responseTime}
So, if I remember correctly, you would cal
<html:parse var="myXMLDocument">${outVar.responseBodyAsString} </html:parse>
or something like that.
E Smith wrote:
Does anyone have any examples of how to use jelly:http tags to retrieve HTML pages? I've been trying to do:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <j:jelly xmlns:j="jelly:core" xmlns:x="jelly:xml" xmlns:html="jelly:html" xmlns:http="jelly:http">
<html:parse var="bhamHomepage"> <http:get url="http://www.bham.ac.uk"; /> </html:parse>
<x:copyOf select="$bhamHomepage" />
</j:jelly>
But nothing's coming back from the http:get tag. I've also had problems trying to get the uri and path attributes working for http:get, and stumbled on "url" by guesswork. (I know I could use the "html" attribute of the html:parse tag, but need to use the http tags so I have access to request parameters and can do POSTs.)
I'm using Jelly 1.0-dev. Any help much appreciated. (Perhaps I should be using 1.0-beta-3?)
Thanks Elliot Smith
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