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Package: HTTP客户端.zip [view]
Upload User: demmber
Upload Date: 2007-12-22
Package Size: 717k
Code Size: 2k
Category:
Java Develop
Development Platform:
Java
- This is Version 0.3-3 of the HTTPClient package. The latest version should
- always be available at http://www.innovation.ch/java/HTTPClient/ .
- Copyright (C) 1996-2001 Ronald Tschal鋜
- The HTTPClient is fairly full-featured http client library. It implements
- most of the relevant parts of HTTP/1.1, and automatically handles things
- like redirections, authorization, and cookies. The functionality can be
- easily extended through the use of modules.
- Installation:
- -------------
- Unpacking the .tar.Z or .zip should've created a subdirectory
- 'HTTPClient'. Put this directory somewhere in your classpath. If you
- haven't done the following already I recommend setting up a main
- directory that contains a subdirectory for every java package you
- install, and then add this main directory to your classpath - that way
- for new packages all you have to do is unpack them into a subdirectory
- under that main directory and away you go. Now add a 'import
- HTTPClient.*;' statement to each of your files that use any part of the
- package and you're set to go.
- Alternatively you can put everything into a zip file and add that file
- to your CLASSPATH. If your JDK/development-environment supports
- compressed zip files and you downloaded the HTTPClient.zip file then
- you can just add that file to your CLASSPATH. If you downloaded the
- tar file, or if your JDK does not support compressed zip files, then
- unpack the HTTPClient and create an uncompressed zip file to put in
- the CLASSPATH with something like the following:
- zip -r0 HTTPClient.zip HTTPClient -i '*.class'
- Directory Structure:
- --------------------
- HTTPClient -- the source and compiled class files
- |
- +-- http --- the http handler (for use with URLConnection)
- |
- +-- shttp -- the shttp handler (for use with URLConnection)
- |
- +-- https -- the https handler (for use with URLConnection)
- |
- +-- alt ---- alternative versions of the core classes
- | |
- | +-- HotJava ---- the HotJava specific replacement classes
- |
- +-- doc -- all the documentation
- |
- +-- api ----- all the javadoc generated api docs
- |
- +-- images -- images for the documentation
- Use:
- ----
- See the documentation in the doc subdirectory. The beginning is at
- HTTPClient/doc/index.html .
- Comments:
- ---------
- Mail suggestions, comments, bugs, enhancement-requests to:
- ronald@innovation.ch
- Have fun,
- Ronald