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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=13363 Replace underlying HTTP client functionality with Jakarta Commons HttpClient ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-03-16 05:05 ------- Any progress on this? I too need cookies because I'm trying to maintain session state on the server for a large number of clients. Since the web server uses cookies for session management, the whole XML-RPC library is worthless to me without support for cookies. I think just having an addRequestHeader(String name, String value) and a getNumResponseHeaders(), getResponsHeaderName(int idx), and getResponseHeaderValue(int idx) would be good enough, since that would give me enough access to the underlying HttpURLConnection to be able to send and receive cookies. But...I need it working within the next two days (today is Sat, March 15, 2003). So we need to come up with some kind of solution that works, and get it into the library post-haste. Anything we can do to get this implemented quickly will be greatly appreciated. In the mean time, I'll be trying to come up with a solution that works. Thanks! Ron
