Im attaching a copy of my source code below. Im sure its something I missed. Thanks :)
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protected void initialise() throws Exception {
try {
if (mFtpClient == null) {
mFtpClient = new FTPClient();
Hi.
Consider also to add this class to the hierarchy:
class Label extends Component { String text; }
or maybe
class Label extends TextString { /* nothing here */ }
(read on)
Bill Keese wrote:
I see. In that case, I need to create the Text object when the text
tag is encountered. The
Do you know when a new stable release will be available?
thanks,
Paul McClure wrote:
Dmitri, Adrian
I switched to the May 10th build - and all problems seem to be
addressed (setFunctions() and setLenient()).
Do you know when a new stable release will be available?
Thanks very much,
Paul
I am using HttpClient to talk to a server using digest authentication.
The server in question only changes the nonce value every fifteen minutes or
so. This
is apparently to increase the performance by clients re-using digest
requests and
being authorized immediately, only being challenged when
hello,
the XML i want to parse with digester contains long values converted to
hexadecimal format, like
value34FA5/value
since the text represents a long value, the corresponding bean
shall have a corresponding long property, not a string property:
class MyBean
{
long value;
public long
Steve,
HttpClient currently cannot be configured to reuse the Digest authorization
headers. What _may_ be possible is to copy the authorization header from
a successfully executed method and manually add it to all the subsequent
methods. There is a catch, though. Having detected the presence of
Hello Gurus,
Are there any helper classes in HttpClient to handle multi part response
from the server? i.e. If server sends
Content-Disposition: form-data; name=somename;
filename=somename.exe with some boundary?
Kedar
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To
Adrian Perez Jorge points out that I need to be able to persist the
following objects in a non-ambiguous way:
class Text extends Component { String text; }
class Label extends Component { String text; }
I see your point. Maybe when I persist a class from a class hierarchy, I
should make an
