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Odi, I think it is a better approach. I especially like the idea to abstract
away all the credentials persistence/retrieval logic. There's one catch,
though. The patch in its current form simply
Sorry to come again with the same question, but I do not know what to do...
I read carefully your replies and do what you said but...
My problem is that I have to send my first GET request to a specific URL (I
can not modify that, it is not mine), this page fill a form with my
parameters and
When running an app that uses HttpClient, I get the following output to
standard out:
Jan 29, 2004 10:22:31 AM org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodBase
processRedirectResponse
INFO: Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
Is there any way to turn this output off? I am sure it has
Hello Oleg,
from a technical standpoint, host and port would be sufficient
to differentiate between a proxy and HTTP server on the same
machine. But if a dialog is presented to a user, that dialog
should state whether the user is supposed to enter uid/pwd
for the proxy or for the host. Most users
Hello Jean-Remi,
1. make the POST request
2. look for the Location header
3. make the GET request to the Location
The output you copied shows only the requests you send.
The Location header is not in the request, it is in the
response to step 1. Therefore, I suspect you made a
mistake in step 2,
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Hi BradO,
i'm using the log4j log adapter (which is the default if log4j is in
the classpath) and the message should go away if you set the httpclient
log level to WARN.
I have been buggered by this message too and think it should rather be
written at the DEBUG level. I disabled automatic
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I apologize for asking a user-type question on the dev list, but the
common's user list was unable to help, and I've been working on this
for two weeks with no luck. HttpClient is supposed to work within
JUnit since there's a test suite that uses JUnit. Unfortunately
whenever I try to use
Michael,
HttpClient is dependent on commons-logging library like many other
Jakarta Commons components. You have to have commons-logging.jar on your
classpath to be able to run HttpClient.
You can obtain the commons-logging.jar at the following location:
Hi Michael,
Looks like a class loader problem. My guess is that commons-logging is
being loaded by more than one class loader.
Mike
On Jan 29, 2004, at 4:43 PM, Michael Czeiszperger wrote:
I apologize for asking a user-type question on the dev list, but the
common's user list was unable to
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