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1. How to get POST URL with parameters from HttpServletReqest in ServletFilter? (For proxy app)    stackoverflow.com

Due to browser restrictions I need to use a proxy to make an openlayers map work. The OpenLayers.ProxyHost javascript object handles the generation of a URL like: http://webhost:8080/app/proxy/?url=http://WFS_server/options/... Some of the requests ...

2. HTTP Status 405 - HTTP method POST is not supported by this URL    stackoverflow.com

I am getting the error HTTP Status 405 - HTTP method POST is not supported by this URL when I use the following code(below) ... the line causing the trouble (apparently) ...

3. JSON and HTTP POST through URL    stackoverflow.com

How can I allow my servlet to accept 4 parameters via HTTP POST through a URL? Example of URL: http:///servlet The information returned will be in text format using the JSON format. JSONObject ...

4. HTTP Status 405 - HTTP method POST is not supported by this URL java servlet    stackoverflow.com

i am having trouble getting the page to work, i have my form method to post and my servlet has doPost, however it keeps showing me that something i not supporting ...

5. POSTing to authenticated URLs    coderanch.com

Is it possible for a POSTed form's data to remain intact across a form-login authentication scheme? The servlet spec says for login-form authentication, it will "save the URL path" that triggers the authentication, and use it after the user successfully is authenticated. I'm guessing that ambiguity will lead to server mismatches--some being able to reconstruct the full request after authentication, while ...

6. redirect to another url using the post method    coderanch.com

Hello Ranchers, I want to collect the username & passcode of users in my jsp & after validating thru a webservice call I want to redirect to another url(third party url)sending the values entered by the user using a post method. Since by using get method the values will be appended in the url & can be seen by the outside ...





10. Using a Java URL object to POST to Servlet?    coderanch.com

url = new URL(host); URLConnection connection = url.openConnection(); connection.setDoOutput(true); OutputStreamWriter out = new OutputStreamWriter(connection .getOutputStream()); /* * String outputString = "data=" + dataXML + * "diskXMLFilePath=" + diskXMLFilePath; */ // simplified String send logic for testing in next line below. String outputString = "data=" + "hello." + "diskXMLFilePath=" + "xtestpath.xml"; out.write(outputString); out.flush(); out.close();

11. URL Object Not POSTing to Servlet    coderanch.com