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Hi all,
I'm trying to get HttpClient working alongside NTLM authentication to
automagically grab some XML data for users.
The docs are fairly clear on using HttpClient with NTLM, however my
GetMethod instantiation regularly blows up throwing a
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
Hi Erik,
HttpClient 3.0 has added a dependency for commons-codec. Adding this to
your classpath should fix the problem.
Mike
Yuzwa, Erik wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to get HttpClient working alongside NTLM authentication to
automagically grab some XML data for users.
The docs are fairly clear
Sorry if this is a very basic question:
I would like to set 3 timeouts (connect, send and receive). I found
the following in HttpClient package.
HttpClient.setTimeout -- sets socket RECEIVE timeout
HttpClient.setConnectionTimeout -- sets socket CONNECT timeout
Is there any method available for
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Hi Vijay,
Send timeout is not something that Java Sockets support natively, and
as such has not been added to HttpClient. It would be possible to
implement this kind of functionality but it would require a second
thread to poll the executing thread. The HttpMethod.abort() method
in
