Re: Status Code 302 Found

2004-03-10 Thread Khong Fong Tze
Hi,

  Thanks for reply.  I upgraded HttpClient to version 2.0.  However, it doesn't make a 
difference.  I am still having the status code 302 Found returned from the 3rd party 
host.

   Any other suggestions?

Regards,
Fong Tze

 Hi Fong Tze,
 
 2.0 alpha3 had some serious issues, especially related to 100-continue  
 handling.  The final release of 2.0 is out and as such it is the only  
 supported version of HttpClient 2.0.  I highly recommend upgrading.
 
 Mike
 
 On Mar 9, 2004, at 8:09 PM, Khong Fong Tze wrote:
 
  I have a web app which uses HttpClient to communicate with a third  
  party server under HTTPS protocol.  It is running fine in JRUN which  
  uses JDK 1.3.1.  The status code returned from the 3rd party host is  
  100.
 
 
  I try to run the same web app in IBM JDK 1.31 SR6 or Sun JDK 1.41 or  
  IBM JDK 1.41:-
 
  statusCode = client.executeMethod(method)  always returns me status  
  code 302 Found.
 
  The Location response header reads as this:-
  Location:  
  https://xxx.xxx.xxx/? 
  err_code=0err_desc=No+Error2C+refer+to+status+code+for+detailmerchant 
  _id=
 
 
  Both environments are using the same version of HttpClient  
  (2.0-alpha3-dev).
 
  I wonder why the same web app would give different status code.  What  
  could be the causes?
 
  Pls help! Thanks!
 
 
  Regards,
  Fong Tze
 
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Re: Status Code 302 Found

2004-03-10 Thread Oleg Kalnichevski
Fong Tze,
Take a look at the following document. I should give you enough material
to be able to tackle the problem

http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/httpclient/redirects.html

Oleg



On Wed, 2004-03-10 at 11:54, Khong Fong Tze wrote:
 Hi,
 
   Thanks for reply.  I upgraded HttpClient to version 2.0.  However, it doesn't make 
 a difference.  I am still having the status code 302 Found returned from the 3rd 
 party host.
 
Any other suggestions?
 
 Regards,
 Fong Tze
 
  Hi Fong Tze,
  
  2.0 alpha3 had some serious issues, especially related to 100-continue  
  handling.  The final release of 2.0 is out and as such it is the only  
  supported version of HttpClient 2.0.  I highly recommend upgrading.
  
  Mike
  
  On Mar 9, 2004, at 8:09 PM, Khong Fong Tze wrote:
  
   I have a web app which uses HttpClient to communicate with a third  
   party server under HTTPS protocol.  It is running fine in JRUN which  
   uses JDK 1.3.1.  The status code returned from the 3rd party host is  
   100.
  
  
   I try to run the same web app in IBM JDK 1.31 SR6 or Sun JDK 1.41 or  
   IBM JDK 1.41:-
  
   statusCode = client.executeMethod(method)  always returns me status  
   code 302 Found.
  
   The Location response header reads as this:-
   Location:  
   https://xxx.xxx.xxx/? 
   err_code=0err_desc=No+Error2C+refer+to+status+code+for+detailmerchant 
   _id=
  
  
   Both environments are using the same version of HttpClient  
   (2.0-alpha3-dev).
  
   I wonder why the same web app would give different status code.  What  
   could be the causes?
  
   Pls help! Thanks!
  
  
   Regards,
   Fong Tze
  
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Status Code 302 Found

2004-03-09 Thread Khong Fong Tze
I have a web app which uses HttpClient to communicate with a third party server under 
HTTPS protocol.  It is running fine in JRUN which uses JDK 1.3.1.  The status code 
returned from the 3rd party host is 100.  


I try to run the same web app in IBM JDK 1.31 SR6 or Sun JDK 1.41 or IBM JDK 1.41:-

statusCode = client.executeMethod(method)  always returns me status code 302 Found.   

The Location response header reads as this:-
Location: 
https://xxx.xxx.xxx/?err_code=0err_desc=No+Error2C+refer+to+status+code+for+detailmerchant_id=;


Both environments are using the same version of HttpClient (2.0-alpha3-dev).

I wonder why the same web app would give different status code.  What could be the 
causes?

Pls help! Thanks!


Regards,
Fong Tze 

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Re: Status Code 302 Found

2004-03-09 Thread Michael Becke
Hi Fong Tze,

2.0 alpha3 had some serious issues, especially related to 100-continue  
handling.  The final release of 2.0 is out and as such it is the only  
supported version of HttpClient 2.0.  I highly recommend upgrading.

Mike

On Mar 9, 2004, at 8:09 PM, Khong Fong Tze wrote:

I have a web app which uses HttpClient to communicate with a third  
party server under HTTPS protocol.  It is running fine in JRUN which  
uses JDK 1.3.1.  The status code returned from the 3rd party host is  
100.

I try to run the same web app in IBM JDK 1.31 SR6 or Sun JDK 1.41 or  
IBM JDK 1.41:-

statusCode = client.executeMethod(method)  always returns me status  
code 302 Found.

The Location response header reads as this:-
Location:  
https://xxx.xxx.xxx/? 
err_code=0err_desc=No+Error2C+refer+to+status+code+for+detailmerchant 
_id=

Both environments are using the same version of HttpClient  
(2.0-alpha3-dev).

I wonder why the same web app would give different status code.  What  
could be the causes?

Pls help! Thanks!

Regards,
Fong Tze
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