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I'm using netbeans to develop a small Java application. It consists of
two fields, that I want to be able to submit to a web page (Therefore
simulating the use of the form that would normally be used. This way I
can do some of the prcessing for my app offline... It makes sense,
really.).

How do I do this? I used to write a lot of apps in Java, but I haven't
done much in the language for a few years now. I'm sure there's a
way....

furby <> wrote:
> I'm using netbeans to develop a small Java application. It consists of
> two fields, that I want to be able to submit to a web page (Therefore
> simulating the use of the form that would normally be used. This way I
> can do some of the prcessing for my app offline... It makes sense,
> really.).
>
> How do I do this? I used to write a lot of apps in Java, but I haven't
> done much in the language for a few years now. I'm sure there's a
> way....

Google "Jakarta Commons HttpClient"
or, use java.net.URL, but your code will be less clear.

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Can you explain your problem in detail? actually what do u want ur
project to do? do you want to submit an html form to your servlet?
Chris Smith wrote:
> furby <> wrote:
> > I'm using netbeans to develop a small Java application. It consists of
> > two fields, that I want to be able to submit to a web page (Therefore
> > simulating the use of the form that would normally be used. This way I
> > can do some of the prcessing for my app offline... It makes sense,
> > really.).
> >
> > How do I do this? I used to write a lot of apps in Java, but I haven't
> > done much in the language for a few years now. I'm sure there's a
> > way....
>
> Google "Jakarta Commons HttpClient"
> or, use java.net.URL, but your code will be less clear.
>
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> www.designacourse.com
> The Easiest Way To Train Anyone... Anywhere.
>
> Chris Smith - Lead Software Developer/Technical Trainer
> MindIQ Corporation

[top-posting fixed]

> > furby <> wrote:
> > > I'm using netbeans to develop a small Java application. It consists of
> > > two fields, that I want to be able to submit to a web page (Therefore
> > > simulating the use of the form that would normally be used. This way I
> > > can do some of the prcessing for my app offline... It makes sense,
> > > really.).

> Chris Smith wrote:
> >
> > Google "Jakarta Commons HttpClient"
> > or, use java.net.URL, but your code will be less clear.

raavi <> wrote:
> Can you explain your problem in detail? actually what do u want ur
> project to do? do you want to submit an html form to your servlet?

It's not my problem. It's furby's problem. Nevertheless, furby was
pretty clear in explaining that this is an application (meaning: not a
servlet) that needs to simulate (meaning: not actually use) an HTML form
submission.

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