Re: How do I automatically post urls?

[Aadi Deshpande]

You could look at commons HttpClient if you don't want to roll your own 
using the java.net libraries.

There are a bunch of them out there on the internet that you could 
google for.

Keep in mind that you're probably looking for something that supports 
https since I'm almost positive PayPal would require secure communications.

-a

Riaan Oberholzer wrote:

Thanks.... I was trying to get the answers in the
HTTPRequest/Response classes....
I want to use it for PayPal verifications. They send
me a url (which a servlet of mine accepts), I send
something similar back.
Do they have libraries to do it? Or has someone done
it before?


--- "Shapira, Yoav" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 

Hi,

   

How do I "dymanically" create a url, eg:

http://domain.com/servlet.do?name=xxx
     

Umm, like
java.net.URL url = new
URL(http://domain.com/servlet.do?name=xxx";);
?
   

and then, from my Java app, post it. Ie, the
     

receiver
   

will see it as a normal client accessing. Will be
     

used
   

in processing of automatic payments.
     

If you mean open a connection to it, read up on
java.net.URLConnection.
But this will be a GET request.  If you mean
simulate a POST HTTP
operation, that's significantly more complicated so
I won't go into it
unless that's what you really want.
Yoav Shapira



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