Andre John Mas wrote:
I am not really in a position to test the code, but could you see
whether changing the value of the 'user-agent' header gives:
method.setRequestHeader(user-agent,
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0;
en-US; rv:1.6) Gecko/20040113);
or
Michael Becke wrote:
Hi Thorsten,
Not sure what's happening here. I'm trying under RedHat and all is
well. Please post the error stack trace as well as a wire log of the
problem http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/httpclient/logging.html.
This will help to narrow down the problem.
Mike
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Michael Becke wrote:
Hi Thorsten,
Not sure what's happening here. I'm trying under RedHat and all is well.
I installed the log4j and traced down the problem:
You said for you is working fine!
My local maschine (windows) as well is working fine with both addresses!
...but the server is in a
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Michael Becke wrote:
Hi Thorsten,
Not sure what's happening here. I'm trying under RedHat and all is well.
I installed the log4j and traced down the problem:
You said for you is working fine!
My local maschine (windows) as well is working fine with both addresses!
...but
I am using the 2.0 HTTP client released on Feb 17th. I am having an
issue with the client splitting my POST into two packets on the wire.
Typically, I don't think that would cause an issue
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I am using the 2.0 HTTP client released on Feb 17th. I am having an
issue with the client splitting my POST into two packets on the wire.
Typically, I don't think that
Andre John Mas wrote:
I am not really in a position to test the code, but could you see
whether changing the value of the 'user-agent' header gives:
method.setRequestHeader(user-agent,
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0;
en-US; rv:1.6) Gecko/20040113);
or
Michael Becke wrote:
Hi Thorsten,
Not sure what's happening here. I'm trying under RedHat and all is well.
I installed the log4j and traced down the problem:
You said for you is working fine!
My local maschine (windows) as well is working fine with both addresses!
...but the server is in a
Hi,
I am new to HttpClient...so bear with me if
I am asking a wrong question(s).
I am developing an application wherein my
customer should be able to transfer a large XML file over the internet to my
server system, which is behind a firewall. (An example scenario is the customer
sitting
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