I know that the problem is with the header because of the exception that the
Web Server throws, which is:
Http.RequestAdapter.readHeaders(HttpRequestAdapter.java:174)
......
We have gone through the java classes of the tomcat server to see why this
exception was thrown and it seems that when is trying to read the message,
the method readLine returns a -1 which means that reached the end before
reading the maximum number of bytes.
I am sending the piece of code to see if it helps more:
//Char *buffer ="GET ./login?pin=1969&password=darkbold
HTTP/1.0\r\nHost:germinus34\r\n\r\n";
// Find the Lib. Obtaining the Net Library Reference Number
error = SysLibFind ("Net.lib", &NetLibNum);
// Open the Lib, make the default connection
if (NetLibOpen (NetLibNum, &errors))
{
FrmCustomAlert(1102,"NetLibOpen","not ", "successful");
return 1;
}
// Open the socket
timeout = (UInt32)SysTicksPerSecond() * 10;
SocketRef = NetLibSocketOpen (NetLibNum, netSocketAddrINET,
netSocketTypeStream, netSocketProtoIPTCP, timeout, &errors);
// Resolve the FIXED ADDRESS
sockAddrP.family = netSocketAddrINET;
sockAddrP.port = NetHToNS(8080);
IPAddr = NetLibAddrAToIN (NetLibNum, "172.19.1.169");
MemMove ((Char*)&sockAddrP.addr, (Char*)&IPAddr, sizeof(IPAddr));
// Make the connection
timeout = (UInt32)SysTicksPerSecond() * 10;
ConnectResult = NetLibSocketConnect (NetLibNum, SocketRef,
(NetSocketAddrType*) &sockAddrP, sizeof(sockAddrP) ,timeout,
&errors );
// Send data
timeout = (UInt32)SysTicksPerSecond() * 10;
lenbuffer = StrLen(buffer);
bytesSent = NetLibSend(NetLibNum, SocketRef, buffer, StrLen(buffer),
netIOFlagOutOfBand,
(NetSocketAddrType *) &sockAddrP, sizeof(sockAddrP), timeout,
&err);
bufferIN = MemPtrNew(255);
timeout = (UInt32)SysTicksPerSecond() * 10;
bytesReceived = NetLibReceive(NetLibNum, SocketRef, bufferIN, 255,
netIOFlagPeek,
(NetSocketAddrType *) &sockAddrPMine, &sockAddrPlenMine, timeout,
&err);
MemPtrFree(bufferIN);
// Close the Socket
timeout = (UInt32)SysTicksPerSecond() * 10;
error = NetLibSocketClose (NetLibNum, SocketRef, timeout, &errors);
// Close the Connection
error = NetLibClose(NetLibNum, true);
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Mann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 4:40 PM
Subject: Re: Socket Connections
> >even though the socket
> >connection is established I have problems with the Header of the HTTP
> >message, it seems not to be understood by the server (tomcat server).
>
> How do you know the problems are with the HTTP header? Please be more
> specific about the problem, the symptoms, and what is (or is not)
> happening.
>
> Regards,
> Steve Mann
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