Re: how to pass data from servlet to httpclient

2010-04-07 Thread maikeru8
btw, my application does not run on a browser. It is an eclipse plug-in that supports code collaboration. -- View this message in context: http://n4.nabble.com/how-to-pass-data-from-servlet-to-httpclient-tp1754065p1754075.html Sent from the Commons - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Re: how to create a file uploader that is not html-based or jsp-based

2010-03-31 Thread maikeru8
Thanks for replying. I have just implemented it successfully without the use of any plugin. I studied a few functions (that seemed necessary for me) from apache.commons.httpclient and com.oreilly.servlet and a few examples using both packages as well :) -- View this message in context:

how to implement login using httpclient?

2010-03-31 Thread maikeru8
I'm still a beginner with regards to Apache Commons, and I wish to implement the login for a plugin in Eclipse. The user does not log in via the browser but rather Eclipse instead. And I found out about httpclient and I was wondering if I could use it to implement the client-side, and then I

Re: how to create a file uploader that is not html-based or jsp-based

2010-03-29 Thread maikeru8
Ah yes, we already have a GUI for our project. It is a plugin for Eclipse. The project needs to be something that supports collaboration with regards to programming. It needs to support Internet connection. I was just wondering how to implement a file uploader where the user does not need to open

how to create a file uploader that is not html-based or jsp-based

2010-03-27 Thread maikeru8
I have a project that needs to act like an collaborative environment. It should allow its users to upload their files from the IDE and not from the browser. I was thinking if I could create an HttpClient and a FileUploader as well as a servlet, but I don't know exactly how to use the functions