Hello Nick,
by implementing ...methods.multipart.PartSource, you can supply your
own InputStream. Using HttpMethod.getResponseBodyAsStream(),
you have direct access to the input stream of the response. What more
control do you need?
The problem you report suggests that your version of the post
Hi,
Does httpClient have features to provide any kind of client-side
caching of web objects ? For eg, incase of frequently visited sites
that tend to have a lot of images on them , does httpClient cache them
on the client-side ? Does it retrieve these objects everytime ? Do you
think this feature
On Fri, 2004-10-15 at 06:24, Vinay Murthy wrote:
Hi Oleg,
I guess upgrading to HttpClient 2.0.2 seems to work as far as the
connection timeout issue is concerned. Thanks for that.Was that an
issue in 2.0-rc2 ?
I am not aware of any connection timeout related issue with any of RC
releases.
On Fri, 2004-10-15 at 12:08, Vinay Murthy wrote:
Hi,
Does httpClient have features to provide any kind of client-side
caching of web objects ? For eg, incase of frequently visited sites
that tend to have a lot of images on them , does httpClient cache them
on the client-side ? Does it
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Hi Roland,
I don't understand why I am not able to synchronize the post method
considering that I am simply subclassing the PostMethod. What I have done
is simply copy the EntityEnclosingMethod's writeRequestBody function in my
new class first to see if it would work similarly like the post
