In the following code:
private Document transformDoc(Source source) throws TransformerException, IOException {
TransformerFactory factory = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
Transformer transformer =
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I'm getting this error with following line:
Document doc = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance().newDocumentBuilder().parse(new InputSource(new StringReader(html.toString())));
Details:
java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 503 for ...
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I want to download the mp3 file from url : "http://upload13.music.qzone.soso.com/30671794.mp3", i always got java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 403 for URL. But it's ok when open the url using ... |
My code goes like this:
URL url;
URLConnection uc;
StringBuilder parsedContentFromUrl = new StringBuilder();
String urlString="http://www.springerlink.com/content/w2e4dhy3kxya1v0d/";
System.out.println("Getting content for URl : ...
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java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 500 for URL: http://ww
.huadt.com.cn/zh-cn/i/l/@357671030745308@V500@0000@AUTOLOW@1@11d590f7$GPRMC,065
48.000,A,3959.8587,N,11617.2447,E,0.00,55.32,210311,,,A*56@@
at sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.getInputStream(Unknown S
urce)
at hdt.SendCmdToP.Sendplatform(SendCmdToP.java:67)
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I have implemented simple com.sun.net.httpserver.HttpServer application using one of examples in the internet.
Server get request as expected except for one exception:
if url contains tspecials: " or '<' "/" request doesn't ... |
I'm trying make a several uploads to my web server.
I want to upload files that are at a specific web site, like all *.jpg files, so I started trying. this kind ... |
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What is the right HTTP URL format I could use with URLConnection to access my files in my server. For example my file in C:\myfolder\myfile.ext and my servers
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I was curious as to what was the best and FASTEST way to get a response from the server, say if I used a for loop to load a url that ... |
I'm trying to read recent tweets from twitter through rss. Its working fine when I open the link through browser, but its not working when I'm trying to open a connection ... |
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I want to redirect the http://www.example.com/index.htm to
local file: /home/admin/mf/htdocs/default.htm
config the apache server in httpd.conf as below, but it does't work, any problem
with my configuration?
Listen 80
NameVirtualHost *:80
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName ...
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Code 405 means "HTTP method not allowed". In this case the method is GET, which is a bit odd. All I can think of is that either the service is not supporting GET, or your proxy is trying to do clever stuff that the web server doesn't like. Any more thoughts? - Peter |
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I will answer my own question here, incase anyone else has the same problem. With much calling of every method I could find I came up with this solution. If the call from the client is in post form then this should work. String urlName = new String(request.getScheme() + "://" + request.getServerName() + ":" + request.getServerPort() + request.getContextPath() + "/stylesheets/" + ... |
The soul is dyed the color of its thoughts. Think only on those things that are in line with your principles and can bear the light of day. The content of your character is your choice. Day by day, what you do is who you become. Your integrity is your destiny - it is the light that guides your way. - ... |
I did a test with my program without passing throguh the proxy server, I mean all are on the private network, the webserver only on the private LAN and I access the website from LAN, there is no any map between private and public IP address for applet CODEBASE and servlet path, then it works well even for long time period, ... |
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I spend several minutes every day visting internet stores of used DVDs if there's something I would like to buy. I happenned to me, that to save time, I should write simple application which will download the list of goods automatically. The application is based on simple code (the same for every site): URL url = new URL("http://..."); URLConnection conn = ... |
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Thanks for your response .... Please find the code mentioned below: Anjali package helloworld; import java.io.*; import java.net.*; import java.util.Vector; public class SMS { public static void send(String uid, String pwd, String phone, String msg) throws IOException { if (uid == null || 0 == uid.length()) throw new IllegalArgumentException("User ID should be present."); else uid = URLEncoder.encode(uid, "UTF-8"); if (pwd == ... |
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It returns same error for all pages when running on WebSphere Portal. Does it mean I have to use some auth in my code? If yes, is example available? Thank you. Edit: Address which I am trying to read data from is publicly available. Edited by: bitskull on Jun 9, 2008 5:58 AM |
I don't get it - my applet works in a local directory, but not on a server. This has to do with the loading of files (I load an array of images to use, but when I attempt to use that array, it comes up with the error ArrayIndexOutOfBounds), but I can't understand what the problem is... I have a code ... |
I changed the contents of the file to a simple line of text but it still gave me the error. while another much more complex php file in the same exact directory on the server can be executed perfectly by the method. Edit: I copied and pasted the url into my browser and I didnt get any error. Message was edited ... |
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Hi, I have been facing an issue for quite some time. I have make 2 webservice calls, 1st call is to webservice running in Axis2 and deployed in Weblogic9.1 and the 2nd call is from the 1st webservice (running under axis2) to another webservice running under Weblogic9.1 and is using weblogic webservices. 2nd set of webservices are secured using basic http ... |
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Step #3 is the biggest piece of work and the format you need to parse will depend on whatever the remote server hands to you. It's intended for humans, not machines; every server can decide how to format this and it even depends on the server's configuration how this data is presented to you. In any case, it's entirely up to ... |
I can't (or if there's a way I don't know how for now). The only way for me to check the query string passed is by checking the server logs. The odd thing about it is that I don't get any response message from the server when I send URLs with percent encoded data. Does that mean that the request didn't ... |
public class CallApplicationURL { private static final String className = "[CallApplicationURL] "; private MailAlert ma = new MailAlert(); public String callURL(String purl, RequestObject ro, Debug log) { URL url = null; String URLResponse = "No response from Provider"; ProxySetter ps = new ProxySetter(); try { ps.setProxy(ro, log); url = new URL (purl); } catch (Exception e) { URLResponse = className+"Exception while ... |
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thanks for the reply...however the problem was in the USER or Programmer!!!. i had a typo in my URL. idiot....what can i say. btw. the server is not unreliable, I just want to have this JUST IN CASE, so i dont confuse my presious students and generate mroe help desk calls. thank you all! nem |
I have an applet which connects to a servlet.I have just upgraded from Java 1.5_06 to Java 1.6_027. I have a login.html which opens up when i hit the url http://localhost:80/test/testlogin.html. The IIS 7 opens this page and then when I provide login credentials it should connect to the testServlet but I get an IOException at the line ObjectOutputStream out = ... |