If you use authentication with a 401 type access, ( user/log on box
prompted by the browser ), I doubt you can bypass it by setting >something
in the headers, it may be possible, but I don't see how. If someone knows
better, please correct me. I've had this situation before.
I've did it.
you just have to copy the key=value pair in the headers and the
authentication is done.
In case of a basic authentication here is how to do it.
String authorization = request.getHeader("authorization");
URL priv = new URL(...);
URLConnection uc = priv.openConnection();
uc.setRequestProperty ("authorization", authorization);
Marc.
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