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http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=39339 Summary: java nullpointer exception in URI class as part of call to PostMethod(URI) Product: HttpClient Version: 3.0 Final Platform: Other OS/Version: other Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: P2 Component: HttpClient AssignedTo: [email protected] ReportedBy: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm attempting to upgrade to the 3.0 jar. When I bring this in, I see where the classes and methods I'm using are deprecated...but they still exist. I started making coding changes to remove the deprecated classes and when I was running I kept getting the error above when I do a PostMethod new PostMethod (uri) call. I then went back to the original code...no changes to remove deprecated classes...and I still get the same error. The code that is being executed when the error occurs is: public HttpMethodBase(String uri) throws IllegalArgumentException, IllegalStateException { try { // create a URI and allow for null/empty uri values if (uri == null || uri.equals("")) { uri = "/"; } setURI(new URI(uri, true)); It does not appear, from using debug that it ever makes it into the URI class, but, rather blows up on the call to the class. The code I'm executing prior to set up Post Method call is as follows: public boolean runExecute() { HttpClient httpClient = null; PostMethod postMethod = null; if (xmlInput.length() < 1) { //if the xmlInput was not set explicitly, we need the Stored Procedure name to build the calling xml. if (this.storeProcedureName.length() < 0) { this.methodWithError = methodWithError + " runExecute() "; errorMessage.append("Stored Procedure name was not set by implementing class, so no call can be made.\n"); this.status = false; return (this.status); } if (this.extuId.length() < 1) { this.methodWithError = methodWithError + " runExecute() "; errorMessage.append("Extu_id was not set by implementing class, so no call can be made.\n"); this.status = false; return (this.status); } else { this.buildXML(); } } try { httpClient = getHTTPClientConnection( HttpConnectTimeout, HttpResponseTimeout ); postMethod = getPostMethod( xmlInput ); postMethod.setDoAuthentication( true ); httpClient.executeMethod( postMethod ); httpStatus = postMethod.getStatusText(); httpStatusCode = postMethod.getStatusCode(); if (httpStatusCode == 200) { getResults( postMethod ); this.status = true; } else { // http error occurred calling eFacets this.methodWithError = this.methodWithError + " runExecute() "; errorMessage.append("HTTP error connecting to eFacets. HTTPstatus code = " + httpStatusCode + ": " + httpStatus); this.status = false; } } /* * MoException (thrown from class methods) * HttpException * IOException */ catch ( HttpException e ) { methodWithError = methodWithError + " runExecute() "; errorMessage.append("HttpException caught: (Efacets connection error)" + e.getMessage() + "\n"); this.status = false; } catch ( IOException e ) { methodWithError = methodWithError + " runExecute() "; errorMessage.append("IOException caught: " + e.getMessage() + "\n"); this.status = false; } catch ( Exception e ) { methodWithError = methodWithError + " runExecute() "; errorMessage.append("Exception caught: " + e.getMessage () + "\n"); this.status = false; } finally { postMethod.releaseConnection(); } return this.status; } The code for getHTTPClientConnection is as follows: private HttpClient getHTTPClientConnection( int aConnectionTimeout, int aResponseTimeout ) throws Exception { try { HttpClient aClient = new HttpClient(); aClient.setConnectionTimeout( aConnectionTimeout ); aClient.setTimeout( aResponseTimeout ); //System.out.println(efacetsAuthUserId + efacetsAuthPassword + efacetsAuthHost + efacetsAuthDomain); aClient.getState().setCredentials( null, null, new NTCredentials( efacetsAuthUserId,efacetsAuthPassword,efacetsAuthHost,efacetsAuthDomain ) ); return aClient; } catch ( Exception e ) { methodWithError = methodWithError + " getHTTPClientConnection() "; errorMessage.append("Exception caught: " + e.getMessage () + "\n"); throw e; } } And for getPostMethod: private PostMethod getPostMethod( String aXMLRequest ) throws Exception { try { PostMethod aPost = new PostMethod( efacetsURL ); String content = "XML_BODY=" + URLEncoder.encode( aXMLRequest ); aPost.setRequestBody( content ); if ( content.length() < Integer.MAX_VALUE ) { aPost.setRequestContentLength( (int) content.length() ); } else { aPost.setRequestContentLength( EntityEnclosingMethod.CONTENT_LENGTH_CHUNKED ); } aPost.setRequestHeader( "Content-Type", "application/x-www- form-urlencoded" ); return aPost; } catch ( Exception e ) { methodWithError = methodWithError + " getPostMethod() "; errorMessage.append("Exception caught: " + e.getMessage () + "\n"); throw e; } } I know there have been some API changes between 2.0.2 and 3.0 and maybe I'm getting burned on this, but with the classes being deprecated vs. removed all together I would think I could bring in the new jar and things would work. I've also tried recoding everything per the code example for the PostMethod, but that is not working either. The URL I'm sending is: http://omahcad29/eFacets411/brokerhttpform.asp I've read thru the encoding stuff and can't see where this URL is an issue and I've verified that this does actually exist in the URL variable as the URI class is called. Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks, Mary Ann -- Configure bugmail: http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/userprefs.cgi?tab=email ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are the assignee for the bug, or are watching the assignee. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
