1. ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException in XMLEntityScanner.peekChar reading XML from HttpRequest stackoverflow.comI'm reading XML data from the HttpServletRequest in my servlets doPost() and passing the Reader from req.getReader() to a JAXB unmarshaller. I've tried a couple of different input XMLs but I ... |
2. Mimic an HTTPRequest and HTTPResponse object in Java stackoverflow.comHow do I mimic an |
3. Thoughts on passing HttpRequest and HttpResponse to service layer? stackoverflow.comI have a CommerceService module to help with common order processing functionality, which includes things like payment authorization through providers like Authorize.net, Paypal, and Google Checkout. It provides a simple interface ... |
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5. HttpRequest returns Corrupt Data coderanch.comHi, I have a page where the User can enter Japanese (or multi-lingual) data in a Textbox and submit the form. On Form submission, I am calling a Servlet which retrieves the Data from the request. Here,I am getting mangled/corrupt data. I gather that most of the web containers interpret the non-ascii/ japanese characters using the default encoding (ISO_8859_1), which produces ... |
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9. Can javax.servlet.http.httprequest do a https connection? forums.oracle.comThe application server is what supports HTTPS. Most common Java application servers support SSL (the protocol implied by https). However, you may well find it to be more difficult to configure than you anticipate. Assuming that you have appropriately configured your server, the javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest will behave in the normal manner. Short answer: Yes. |