i have never experienced this yet. do you have some sample code to give me
an idea? thank youthis is the exact error message sent by the response
header
X-Tapestry-ErrorMessage:java.util.zip.ZipException: invalid literal/length
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Em Mon, 20 Jul 2009 20:52:02 -0300, chitgoks escreveu:
true. i use http analyze for that.
it does post it. i do get a tapestry error saying zip something invalid
length code
Since Tapestry 5.1.0.x (I don't remeber the exact version) can be
configured to use GZip to compress requests. Maybe
true. i use http analyze for that.
it does post it. i do get a tapestry error saying zip something invalid
length code
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Try using an HTTP debugger such as Fiddler2 and logging in through your
browser. The tool will show you all the fields submitted, how it submitted
them (i.e. POST vs GET), etc. After that, try to reproduce what your
browser did in your code. Tools like that have been a lifesaver for me when
tryi
yeah i extracted the t:formdata from the page.
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Em Mon, 20 Jul 2009 10:58:14 -0300, chitgoks escreveu:
hi thiago
Hi!
and i included the t:formdata parameter when submitting to the form. i do
quite a lot of login simulations in sites and i have no problems when the
form post url is shown. though tapestry's different since it doesnt show
hi thiago
yes, my code is post. i set httpcon.setDoOutput(true);
and i included the t:formdata parameter when submitting to the form. i do
quite a lot of login simulations in sites and i have no problems when the
form post url is shown. though tapestry's different since it doesnt show the
form po
Em Mon, 20 Jul 2009 10:29:33 -0300, chitgoks escreveu:
thanks.
You're welcome!
I overlooked something: Tapestry always submits forms using POST and
you're using GET, so Tapestry may be ignoring the parameters. And Tapestry
always adds a hidden field, t:formdata. When it's not found, Tape
thanks.
that's ok. then i guess tapestry's framework hides it from these cases. i
just dont like apache's httpclient. i used that before but i did not like
it. java's own classes were and still are sufficient for my needs.
cant show the code as it's a production site. head developer for sure dont
Em Mon, 20 Jul 2009 10:22:42 -0300, chitgoks escreveu:
hi, i did set it to true instead of false. and the stream's content is
still the login page.
What is shown after a form submit is defined by the page class and its
event handler methods. Without its code, we cannot help here.
im acce
hi, i did set it to true instead of false. and the stream's content is still
the login page.
im accessing some things in one of our sites that uses tapestry using java's
httpurlconnection, no other 3rd party library. httpclient you mean apache's
right? then using the GetMethod and PostMethod? im t
Em Mon, 20 Jul 2009 07:22:11 -0300, chitgoks escreveu:
hi
Hi!
httpcon.setInstanceFollowRedirects(false);
Try setting it to true instread of false. Tapestry uses
redirect-after-post.
Anyway, why are you doing this? What are you trying to accomplish? Why
don't you use HttpClient?
Using
hi
i checked on tapestry and tried to use httpurlconnection to log in to the
tapestry login form programmatically but it gives me errors.
what is the form post url? im thinking tapestry's framework prevents it
logging in via httpurlconnection. please correct me if i am wrong.
and if there is dir
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