Pablo Terradillos wrote:
> QHttp http = new QHttp();
> QHttpRequestHeader header = new QHttpRequestHeader("GET", "/index.html");
> header.setValue("Host", "www.trolltech.com");
> http.setHost("www.trolltech.com", 80);
> http.request(header);
>
>
> But Eclipse complains about setValue, setHost and request's methods...
> "Misplaced construct" and "Invalid token".
>
Hi, Pablo.
Could it be that you are compiling with the wrong compiler version? This
can be set on a per-project basis and needs to be 1.5 or higher. I don't
know why it would lead to the error messages you are getting, though.
Otherwise, you might have more luck asking on an Eclipse forum, because
there is nothing wrong with your code at least. I just tried it, and
with the regular javac it compiles just fine.
-- Eskil
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