Use O'Reily HTTP MultiPart Request
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Amos Sonnenwirth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
Is there any open source API that handles multipart post requests that are NOT from the "multipart/from-data" type.
My HTTP client is NOT a browser , but "home made" HTTP client. Still it's important for
hi,
I guess this is not so much related to this forum . .
.
can anyone name me a good native compiler of java for
windows ?
I know Excelsior Jet and IBM Visual Age.
is there any benchmark for their performance ?
had anyone used them ?
anyone knows any other compilers beside them ?
thanks .
Babak
inser an applet in your response page.
use the Stop method in your applet.
when the browser window is closed, this method will be
called.
it's not a good way to do so, but I guss it's most
supported and easy way !
Babak Vandad
--- randie ursal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
>
>can anyon
Use jScript .
Babak Vandad
--- Gayathri Palicherla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I'm trying to do Automatic Form Post in the Servlet
> code, is it possible to do, Please give me
> suggestions on how to achieve this.
>
> I appreciate your help,
> Gayathri.
>
>
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hi,
remember client will see the page when your servlet
finishes it's work. I mean, the stream is closed or
flushed.
so When the client see a result page, you are sure
that your servlets finished the job.
and there is one more thing. there is no interraction
between the Servlet and the result page
Hi sohaila,
I don't know Y U R trying something like
"ObjectOutputStream" ?
may be you can send something more intractive for your
poor client . anyway :
there is nothing special to do with your Servlet.
you can easily use document.show ([URL], [Target]);
(if I can remember) . here [url] specifie
hi,
maybe it will be helpfull for you to use some sort of
multi tiering on your server side.
for example you can use a RMI connection between
different servlets or other agents, localy on your
server. I suggest this way if you are planning for a
"big" web application.
there is something else :
so
use \' instead of ' .
Babak Vandad
--- Lance Prais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to replace '"'(Double quotes) with in a
> substring with
> '''(Single quotes).
> This is the code I thought I should use but tends to
> error out. Can any one
> help me?
> String title = TITLE.replace('"',
hi,
in the older versions jServlet API did not support the
multipart stuff, but I'm not sure about the newer
versions.
anyway, there is a good package by Oreily . I used it
it worked clean.
http://www.servlets.com/cos/index.html
Babak Vandad
--- Dunping Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> He
