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1. How to get Blogger post comments for URL using API or anything else?    stackoverflow.com

I have been looking for a way to get the comments from a Blogger blog if I have a regular URL. I know you can get the blogID by scraping the ...

2. Anyone know some easy API to upload image and retrieve URL?    stackoverflow.com

i'm looking for some api that i can upload an image in their server and then retrieve the url to store in my MySQL. Any advice ? Best regards, Valter Henrique.

3. How do I check if a URL has a link on botw.org or not?    stackoverflow.com

I am developing an application in which I have to check whether a link exists on botw.org for a given URL. Is there any free API available to check botw.org, or ...

4. Calling SKYPE API directly via URL    stackoverflow.com

I am new to SKYPE. I am wondering that can we call SKYPE API directly from URL? I found a thread asking something like that.

Can you retrieve your Skype status ...

5. URL API to download the file: FileNotfoundException    coderanch.com

Hi Ranchers, I'm using the URL class from java to download the local file. Code goes as below: import java.io.*; import java.net.*; public class demo { public static void main(String args[]) { URL u = new URL("file:/c:/abc.txt"); URLConnection ucon = u.openConnection(); InputStream i = ucon.getInputStream(); FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputSTream("c:/a.txt"); while(true) { int a = i.read(); if (i==-1) break; fos.write(i); } ...

6. Help required: regarding java.net.URL api    forums.oracle.com

Dear All, I am using java.net.URL api to locate the configuration files (XMLs) which are present inside a JAR. I would like to move the configuration files out of the JAR and place them in some folder (say, working folder/default folder/data folder). I believe if that folder is present in the classpath of WebSphere (which is the appServer I am using), ...

7. How to pass parameters to HTTP API URL    forums.oracle.com

8. Is there a method in the API that turns an href attribute into a full URL?    forums.oracle.com

Perhaps it would take the href string as one parameter and then have the current URL as another paramater, since many href strings find their actual target URL based on the current URL. Is there anything included in Java that does this, or would I just have to implement this myself? Thanks!