Hi,
Configuration: HTTPClient 2.0 Alpha 2
I'm getting a NullPointerException instead of the expected 404 (the stack trace is
below) when I try to get
the following url:
http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/accessories/monitors/p_allmodelos.html
The correct url is
Hi,
I'm new to Jelly but have managed to download and
built
it according to the documentation.
However when I tried to run the demo programs
described
in the documentation (eg. maven demo:swing) I get:
[ERROR] BUILD FAILED
[ERROR] Goal demo:swing does not exist in this
project.
Any pointers on
Seems like the association between item and title is so strong that the
title should be an inherent part, but anyway...
I don't know of any map implementations that facilitates sorting by values,
but you can always sort it on demand:
private static Comparator ENTRY_VALUE_COMPARATOR = new
Hi Dmitry,
What happens is that the argument is added to the args list of
the command line so when you call getArgs on the command line
instance you can get at these values i.e. the unrecognised arguments
on the command line. It could be argued that an error should
be reported here and
Hi all,
I seem to be successfully sending an HTTP Post but with one problem.
The content-length header is set to zero and nothing I do can make it non zero.
A sniffer reveals the data is sent but as the content-length header is zero, the
servlet
at the other end treats it as no content !!!
My
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, Maher Martin wrote:
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2003 16:20:58 +0100
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Hi,
I've encountered a
If you didn't need to handle additional put()s and remove()s, you could use
SequenceHashMap and just be sure to put the items into the map in order.
K.C.
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I have been working on a Tomcat-based webapp and have heard that the
Validator classes are a good way to cut back on some of the tediousity
involved in validating user data. Since there are a number of forms in
my webapp, I thought that it would be worth checking out, but I have
some
Hi,
I am having a problem using digester 1.3 to parse element text.
Digester always returns the empty string for the element text. No
exceptions are thrown and the logging doesn't show any error messages.
Attributes work fine for me. I tried digester 1.2 and then both work.
Does anyone have
Digester 1.4 was released this week. You might give it a try. I don't see
anything immediately wrong with your example, but I'm not familiar with
using a validating parser or namespaces.
K.C.
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On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, Baltz, Kenneth wrote:
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Digester 1.4 was released
Hi,
Is there any particular reason why StackObjectPool is not serializable?
Cheers,
Tim.
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Hi,
The answer to this is very likely to depend on the version of HttpClient
you're using. I've included a couple of possible theories below, but if
they don't help it would be good if you could provide me with the following:
1. The version of HttpClient you're using.
2. A simple, complete test
Hi,
I've cd to jelly-tags/swing and run maven demo:swing
but
got the following error.
D:\apache_cvs_work_dir\jakarta-commons-sandbox\jelly\jelly-tags\swing
[ERROR] java.io.FileNotFoundException:
D:\apache_cvs_work_dir\jakarta-commons-sa
ndbox\jelly\jelly-tags\swing\${basedir}\..\tag-project.xml
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