Nic Ferrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>> web web <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 22-Feb-01 4:03:15 AM >>>
>
>
> //presuming s is the open socket
> OutputStream out=s.getOutputStream();
> PrintWriter p=new PrintWriter(out,true);
> p.println("GET /myservlet/ HTTP/1.0\r");
> p.println("\r");
>
> that's it. You can then read the response from the input stream.
>
> This is not exactly good HTTP though. You should read the rfc2616 for
> more information about correct HTTP.
>
> Also try to use a URLConnection if possible. HttpURLConnection is
> quite a good class and will abstract most things for you.
The only problem I know of HttpURLConnection is that headers are stored in a
Hashtable, so, it _might_ happen that one HTTP header might get lost...
This happens usually with Cookies, when different Cookie: headers are sent
within the same response body... With HttpURLConnection you only get the
last one...
Pier
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