It's not in my Irix JDK 1.2 distribution. I've looked all over the
webwhere else can I find it?
-Nash
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>sun.misc.BASE64Encoder in the standard JDK distribution.
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When using HTTP authentication, the webserver asks the client to
authenticate by sending something like the following in it's HTTP header
WWW-Authenticate Realm="some realm"
The browser then pops up an authentication window and responds with
something like the following in it's HTTP header:
Aut
Scott,
I just had the same problem last week. Below is a copy of the code that
worked for me, without needing to create any HTTP headers or do any Base64
encoding! You'll need to update the URL and the passwd to your own.
-Nash
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import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
impor
Hi,
I'm tring to get my servlet to watch a UNIX log file and do something with
the results. Using java.io.FileReader and java.io.FileInputStream, it it
possible to watch the log as it's being created. For any UNIX people, I
want my servlet to do a "tail -f /logfile" and process the results on
I've got a servlet that's succesfully connecting to a SQL database
(mySQL). I'm able to put data into and get data out of the database with
no probelms. I'm interesting in getting the numbers of records found in a
ResultSet object. Anyone know of a method in the java.sql.ResultSet()
class or th
Thanksthis is exactly what I ended up doing. For each search I now
query the database twice...once to get the count and once to get the
actual data. Can this be done in one SQL statement...for performance sake.
-Nash
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>Normally in SQL you don't know the number of
I would like my servlet to end at a particular point in the code (and stop
producing more HTML output) depending on the outcome of particular
methods. I can do this with complex if / else statements but would rather
do it in a more "clean" way. The only other way I know to stop the
output is to
This is more of a general Java questionservlet related.
I've written a class called "Assets" from which "Asset" objects are
created for each found record in a database. The Asset object contains a
hash with name/value pairs of the fields in the database and also a bunch
of methods for sifti
Can anyone recommend a good (free) java class library for encoding strings
into a base64 strings?
-Nash
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