Tom,
HttpClient is not a browser. It is content agnostic actually. If you are
looking for a JavaScript engine you may want to check out Rhino.
However, I recommend you don't try to emulate a web browser and use a
WebServices API rather than an interface designed for humans.
Cheers
Ortwin
Gerdes, Tom wrote:
I am using Jakarta-Commons Httpclient 3.0 to access a web page and
automate sending data from my database to a web site. Upon connecting
to the web site I receive a Javascript file as part of the response to
my GET method. Does Httpclient have a way to execute a function in the
Javascript file. I am trying to emulate the IE browser, and it has the
capability to run a Javascript function. If this is not a capability
of Httpclient 3.0, is there another java package that you can
recommend?
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