I am encountering an interesting issue, and I guess the issue is probably not within
the HttpClient itself, but I haven't figured out how to make it work yet. I am using
the 2.0 version.
What I try to do is simple enough: I want to use HttpClient to simulate a typical
browser request to
htmlheadtitle403 Forbidden/title
blockquoteH1Forbidden/H1Your client does not have permission to
get URL code/search?hl=enamp;ie=UTF-8amp;q=sql+server+trace/code
from this server. (Client IP address: xx.xx.xx.xx)brbrPlease see
Google's Terms of Service posted at
Hey Folks,
I'm having trouble making httpclient 2.0 use log4j logging inside
Tomcat5 (when running against java 1.4). Seems as though tomcat5 makes
some call to the the commons logger early on (see below). Tomcat5
doesn't come with log4j... so the commons logging default log factory
Well, I view this as a technical question. I have no
intention to use the
code for automated querying and this is for my
experiment of the HttpClient.
Google happens to be the URL i choose. There could be
another host that does
similar things as google, but does not enforce similar
terms. And the
Hi Eric,
I would suggest posting this question to the commons-logging and tomcat
folks. This one is pretty well out of our scope.
Mike
On Jul 11, 2004, at 9:16 PM, Eric Bloch wrote:
Hey Folks,
I'm having trouble making httpclient 2.0 use log4j logging inside
Tomcat5 (when running against
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Hi Vincent,
While I appreciate that your intentions are not malicious and that you
may well be within the terms of Google's service, I would very much
prefer to avoid the potential issues altogether by not working around
Google's technical limitations.
For experimenting with HttpClient I'd
