Thanks to all,
I forget to tell you that the HTTP Servlet and its request to URL of another
SW are located on the same host. Maybe I didn't understand quite well some of
your answers but I do believe that for the Server performance it is better to
have one remain connection (socket) to the URL
Hi,
Thanks for replying me!
Unfortunatly the HTTP call is the only way I have to submit my information...
Ideal would be to send a POST HTTP to tht URL with the same connection, I mean
the same socket where the HTTP service is up. The strange is that using a php
program, I can POST the HTTP
The % is a control character which needs to be urlEncoded. Browsers do this
automatically for you and HttpServlet automatically un-encodes these
characters for you when you use the getParameter method.
If your other apps are not encoding the data properly, then this is not really
a
Thanks Ben for your help!
In fact my users told me that their using URL encondig on their programs
before posting to my HTTP Servlet, which makes me confused. So far the only
solution I found was to ask them to treat the char % on their text so they
can force to send %25 (which represents the
Hi dear all,
I supose I've a simple question about HTTPServlet but my I'm really stucked. I
hope Tomcat mailing list can help me!! I'm using Tomcat V5.
Is it possible to have an HTTP Servlet GET a URL using the same URL connection
always (I mean the same socket connected). Maybe it's better
Dear all,
I'm quite new using HttpServlets, that's why I hope you can help me!
I'm using an HttpServlet on Tomcat 5 that is prepared to receive POST HTTP
requests from remote machines.
If I use an html form and I submit a text to this servlet (method post), the
get parameter of the http servlet
