Hello Micky, >_I still run the examples of HttpClient 4.0-alph2 and HttpCore 4.0-beta1 >_release.
Isn't there an example for a POST request? Sorry, I'm on a webmailer and don't have time to search myself. >_But I still can't find there is a method or any way to replace >_HttpURLConnection.getOutputStream() function. You don't get an output stream, you specify and HttpEntity to be sent. If you have a String, use the StringEntity. >_And I see the suggestion you give me at >_http://hc.apache.org/httpcomponents-core/httpcore/apidocs/org/apache/http/Ht >_tpEntity.html#writeTo(java.io.OutputStream) See, there the output stream is given to the entity. >_I don't know where to generate the OutputStream for HttpEntity.writeTo(). You don't. HttpCore/HttpClient does. >_You mean that I need to implement it (ObjectOutputStream) for myself? If you want to send objects, you have to do that. If you want to send a string, use StringEntity. >_If I use ByteArrayEntity and set it to the HttpEntities at client-side code, >_does the server-side code need to use HttpCore or HttpClient library to >_receive the request? Client and Server communicate over TCP/IP sockets. The data exchanged is defined by various RFCs, first and foremost RFC 2616. The server does not depend on _how_ the client generates the data, nor does the client depend on how the server parses the data. >_I just want to change the client-side code. I don't want to change the >_server-side code. Then don't. >_> Please be more specific. What does the server get? Is there an >_> error response? An exception? Unexpectedly closed connection? >_The server get "null" from request.getParameter() when I use >_HttpPost.setParameter(). How about HttpPost.setEntity()? cheers, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
