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FormPoster

The FormPoster class provides methods for constructing and posting multipart mime-encoded messages, the same kind of message format that a Web browser can use to post the results of an HTML form.

The FormPoster class is the basis for the XMLPost utility, which enables you to load XML-encoded data into content catalogs managed by Sites. If you do not want to use the XMLPost utility, you can use the FormPoster class to write your own utility.

The FormPoster class extends the java.lang.Object

 

List of Fields

Constant	Meaning	Code
ERRORSUCCESS	Success	0
ERRORNOCONSERVER	Cannot connect to server error	-1
ERRORNETDISCONNECT	Network disconnected error	-2
ERRORNOURLPARAM	Bad URL input parameters error	-3
ERRORTIMEOUT	Network timeout forced error	-4
ERRORBADRESPONSE	Server response did not contain handshake code error	-5
ERRORNOTAUTHENTICATED	Server certificate does not match what is expected error	-6
ERROROUTOFMEMORY	Out of memory reading a server response error	-7
ERRORGENERAL	General error	-8
ERRORFILEIO	File I/O error	-9
ERRORILLEGALDATAFORACTION	File data used with Get method error.	-10

 

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List of Other Fields

HTTPVERSION10	HTTP 1.0 flag
HTTPVERSION11	HTTP 1.1 flag
Post	POST action
Get	GET action

 

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Constructor

public FormPoster()

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List of Methods

addFile	addFileData	addTextValue
addURL	cleanResponse	cleanRawResponse
findAllCookies	findCookie	getCookieArray
getCookies	getHTTPStatusCode	getHTTPStatusText
getLastError	getLastErrorStr	getLastErrorText
getOutputFileSpec	getRawResponse	getResponse
getServletCookies	login	post
postProcessMIMEHeader	registerMIMENotifier	reset
setAction	setAuthenticationParameters	setBodyData
setBodyStream	setCharacterEncoding	setCookies
setDump	setEncodeURL	setHeaderInformation
setHTTPVersion	setLog	setOutputDirectory
setOutputStream	setPort	setProxy
setProxyPort	setSecureProtocol	setTimeout
setURL

 

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