In looking at CVS and list archives, it appears there
have been significant modifications since then. Are there
any plans to update the release and the documentation?
My preference is to do a beta 1 release with what we have right now, and
work toward a cleanup more-or-less along the lines
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One of those things is a user's guide, but
honestly, that's still pretty low on the priority list right now. There are
still bugs and features that need to be addressed.
I suggest the following priority list:
1. Fix blocking and major bugs.
2. Write documentation
3. is there any way to set the User-Agent string for an httpclient?
Nope, but this has come up before. If there isn't
one already, add an enhancement request to the
Bugzilla database so we don't forget.
Actually, there is a way on a method-per-method basis. Simply call
3. is there any way to set the User-Agent string for an httpclient?
Nope, but this has come up before. If there
isn't one already, add an enhancement request to
the Bugzilla database so we don't forget.
You can do this on a per-method basis:
method.setRequestHeader(User-Agent,My user
As a developer new to HttpClient I have to admit to be extremely confused by the
package. Several usage models are concurrently impelemented, virtually no
documentation exists as to how to do what, and worse, it appears that there is no one
at the helm to guide this package in a coherent and
Yes, this is the place. Ask away.
Scott
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From: Donald Ball [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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is this the appropriate forum to ask questions about
HttpClient development? is
, May 06, 2002 4:56 AM
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3. is there any way to set the User-Agent string for an httpclient?
Nope, but this has come up before. If there isn't
one already, add an enhancement request to the
Bugzilla database so we don't forget
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3. is there any way to set the User-Agent string for an httpclient?
Nope, but this has come up before. If there isn't
one already, add an enhancement request to the
Bugzilla
on the overall design and more attension should be paid to
real user's needs for httpclient. just my oppinion.
xiaowei
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From: Amir D. Kolsky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 9:52 AM
To: Jakarta Commons Developers List
Subject: RE: HttpClient development
On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 12:52, Amir D. Kolsky wrote:
As a developer new to HttpClient I have to admit to be extremely
confused by the package. Several usage models are concurrently
impelemented, virtually no documentation exists as to how to do what,
and worse, it appears that there is no one at
: Monday, May 06, 2002 11:52 AM
To: Jakarta Commons Developers List
Subject: RE: HttpClient development
As a developer new to HttpClient I have to admit to be
extremely confused by the package. Several usage models are
concurrently impelemented, virtually no documentation exists
as to how
+1 to all of that. Well said Marc.
There are two usage models that I know of:
HttpClient and HttpMultiClient.
A third model, and the one I use almost exclusively, is to ignore HttpClient
(and HttpMultiClient) altogether and just work with HttpMethod,
HttpConnection and HttpState directly.
On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 16:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please provide specific examples of *what* you found confusing and *why*.
Better yet, supply patches or documentation that you think make things
better, this is a volunteer effort.
a simple document walking through an example program
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Please provide specific examples of *what* you found confusing and *why*.
Better yet, supply patches or documentation that you think make things
better, this is a volunteer effort.
There are two usage models that I know of: HttpClient and HttpMultiClient
On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 17:43, Donald Ball wrote:
anyway, attached is a short usage sample document for HttpClient. i'll
see about fleshing it out if anyone has any comments.
er, okay, looks like jakarta's mail server silently drops attachments.
here it is inline.
- donald
?xml version=1.0?
Yes, to both questions. I've been a little short on time recently, but I'm
hoping to get back into things a little more next week.
Marc Saegesser
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From: Donald Ball [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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On Sun, 2002-05-05 at 17:52, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, to both questions. I've been a little short on time recently, but I'm
hoping to get back into things a little more next week.
excellent. well, i'm writing a validating web spider using httpclient,
dom4j, and tidy (though i hope to
2 x yes.
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is this the appropriate forum to ask questions about HttpClient
development? is anyone actively working on HttpClient?
- donald
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1. i use the httpclient object. why is it necessary or desirable to
manually open and close a session to each individual web server?
Why? historical reasons, mostly. Take a look at the new HttpMultiClient
class in the
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