Hi Ted, Yep...the error is a bug on how he handle the Host header. I opened a JIRA and attached a patch to fix it.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRMINA-433 Thanks, Jeff tedc wrote: > Hi Jeff: > Thanks for your help. Now I can send the http request to server, but I > recevie the request error from yahoo. And how can I send the query string to > Google. > Thanks for your help. > Ted > > > jgenender wrote: >> Hi Ted, >> >> A good example of how to use it is in AsyncHttpClientTest.java. >> >> The code still needs a bit of work and will undergo a few changes as it >> still has some functionality needed, but here is the gist of how to use >> it. >> >> You need to create an implementation of the AsyncHttpClientCallback. >> >> This is where you get notified of your response. In particular, you >> will be most interested in the onResponse() call. >> >> You then create a connection, let say you are going to yahoo... >> >> MyCallBack callback = new MyCallBack(); // This is your Callback impl >> AsyncHttpClient ahc = >> new AsyncHttpClient( "http://www.yahoo.com";, callback ); >> ahc.connect(); >> >> Once you have made the connection, you need to set up your request for >> the URI. You can set request parameters, cookies, declare the method >> type, etc (look at the HttpRequestMessage.java for all the cool stuff >> you can do with it). But keeping it simple..: >> >> HttpRequestMessage request = new HttpRequestMessage("/index.html"); >> >> Then you send the request: >> >> ahc.sendRequest( request ); >> >> When you receive a response, your callback should contain a >> HttpResponseMessage in the OnResponse(). >> >> Let me know if that helped. >> >> Jeff >> >> tedc wrote: >>> Dear all : >>> I had seen someone have http client program of mina, but have some can >>> give >>> a example like http server. I will try to see jgenender program, and >>> don't >>> know how to use it. >>> anyone can give me some advice ........ >>> Thanks >>> Ted Chen >> >
