In a message dated 1/29/2006 5:06:43 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Does this > mean it is impossible to use a Java Application to get to the "login2" page > and that I must use a browser? No, it just means you did something wrong. Please provide a better description of the problem and of your application. See my last e-mail containing a screen shot of the "Security Error #5" notice that I receive. That e-mail also contains some things that I am trying to see how the server knows whether a browser has gone to the index.html page and reached the Logon2.htm page via a link on the index.html page or not. Perhaps I can gather some clues by doing this or other detective work. Are you implementing a standalone Java application? A servlet? An applet? Did you check your CLASSPATH settings? Do you have multiple, different versions of HttpClient in your CLASSPATH? Did you successfully run the tutorial in your environment? I am running a standalone Java application using the HttpClient class library. I am using HttpClient 3.0. My CLASSPATH listing is below (I am not using the jCookie-0.8b in this application.) CLASSPATH=.;c:\JavaApps\;c:\WebSiteTest\;c:\JavaApps\jCookie-0.8b\classes\;c:\ JavaApps\commons-logging-1.0.5\;c:\JavaApps\commons-httpclient-3.0\;c:\JavaApp s\commons-codec-1.3\;c:\JavaApps\junit3.8.1\;C:\Program Files\Jav a\jre1.5.0_06\lib\ext\QTJava.zip
