Hey guys (and ladies), quick question.
I've been using HttpClient for about 4 months now. I feel pretty
comfortable with using it to do many things. My question is a simple
one. If I have an image I need to download
(www.SomeProvider.com/PICTURES/somePic.jpg), how do I get it? I've had
to
Sorry, I didn't realize the fileName I was passing in had several spaces
tacked on the end of it. Guess that causes goofy things to happen.
Thanks anyways.
Jan
Jan Gonsalves wrote:
Hey guys (and ladies), quick question.
I've been using HttpClient for about 4 months now. I feel pretty
know this is vague, I'm just wondering if anyone knows of problems
running multiple HttpClient Apps. I'm going to run with the log on from
now on, but it can take so long for the problem to occur it fills up
disk space pretty rapidly.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Jan Gonsalves
reasonable using either
HttpClient.setTimeout() or HttpConnection.setSoTimeout(). If the
execution of a method is stalling in the middle of a read this will
force an exception.
Mike
Jan Gonsalves wrote:
I'm seeing a problem where I have two very similar HttpClient apps
running in different
, May 29, 2003, at 06:09 PM, Jan Gonsalves wrote:
Oleg,
I understand what you mean my mem alloc, but Java can leak, it's a
proven fact. Anytime ROOT has a reference to something it makes it
unable to GC, however, if you loose your reference and ROOT still has
it's, that's a memory leak. ROOT
