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Hello KMKU,
The wire log converts all content to ASCII, and encodes all non-ASCII
characters to the format you've seen. The actual content of the HTTP
response (available via HttpMethod.getResponseBody*() methods)
correctly handles charsets. The wire log is just meant for debugging.
Mike
Just like to thank everyone that helped me with the trouble I was having
with the http client. Everything worked out ok in the end.
Regards
Lee Francis Wilhelmsen
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Tim,
I would actually suggest creating a new bug in Bugzilla and attaching
the contribution there. That way there is a public record of where the
code came from.
As Ortwin mentions a CLA, though actually not required, would be
desirable.
Mike
On May 25, 2004, at 2:51 AM, Ortwin Glück wrote:
Hi Mike
Thx for info. However, I cannot get the correct Unicode character after
storing in String. It is oK for ISO8859 (as it is the default charset of
httpclient, right?). Can you share me the correct method to store the
Unicode characters into String variable?
Thx a millon.
KMKU
K.M. Ku wrote:
Hi Mike
Thx for info. However, I cannot get the correct Unicode character after
storing in String. It is oK for ISO8859 (as it is the default charset of
httpclient, right?). Can you share me the correct method to store the
Unicode characters into String variable?
Thx a millon.
KMKU
Hi guys,
I am using HttpClient for the first time. Wrote a program on the same lines
as described in the tutorial
section on the HttpClient documentation website
Here is the output I get when I invoked one of the URL's using the GetMethod
HTML
!-- File: redirectmeta.html --
HEAD
TITLELivelink -
KMKU,
There's a bug that causes HttpClient 2.0 to produce erroneous wirelog
output. The bug has been fixed a while ago, but the code containing the
fix has not been released yet. You have to use nightly builds of
HttpClient 2.0 until 2.0.1 is released (can be obtained here
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me how to get my client certificate, complete with
private key, into my Java keystore? I have my openssl generated
certificate and private key in .pem files. I can get it in sometimes,
but never with private key, and if I do get it in I get errors when I
try to use Java to
Hi,
What I did was this:
1) I created a keystore with a new private key via:
keytool -genkey
... which will create a JKS keystore
2) I then load the PKCS12 keystore
KeyStore inputKeyStore = KeyStore.getInstance( PKCS12 );
inputKeyStore.load(new
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I managed it another way (after pulling my hair out for quite a while),
using OpenSSL.
openssl req -new -keyout bobkey.pem -out bobreq.pem -days 360
cat bobreq.pem bobkey.pem bobreq2.pem
openssl ca -policy policy_anything -out bobcert.pem -infiles bobreq2.pem
openssl pkcs12 -in bobcert.pem -out
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