How to HTTPS with authentication and extra properties?

[carl]

The following PERL code snipet request
(automated client request, OR, it can be JUST A PLAIN BROWSER REQUEST)
needs to be converted to Java2-1.3:

$urlreq="https://myname:my*****@ www.farm.com/apps/animalsX?DOG=bo xer&COLOR=brown "
$ua->agent("Mozil la/3.0");
my $request = new HTTPS::Request( 'GET', $urlreq);
$request->content_type(' application/x-www-form-urlencoded');
..
.. (collect data and save it).
..

Anyone have a snipet sample, in Java, of how I do this?

HTTPS seems makes things a bit more complicated in Java.

Is there just as easy a way in a Java client
(by putting name/passwd and property data in with URL) or
how would I submit the URL connection by creating individual
properties?

A bit lost and cornfused . . .
TIA,
Carl

[Carl]

Will pay $$$ for help. Anyone?
Carl
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On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 11:58:54 -0500, carl <ch****@swbell. net> wrote:

The following PERL code snipet request
(automated client request, OR, it can be JUST A PLAIN BROWSER REQUEST)
needs to be converted to Java2-1.3:

$urlreq="https ://myname:my*****@ www.farm.com/apps/animalsX?DOG=bo xer&COLOR=brown "
$ua->agent("Mozil la/3.0");
my $request = new HTTPS::Request( 'GET', $urlreq);
$request->content_type(' application/x-www-form-urlencoded');
.
. (collect data and save it).
.

Anyone have a snipet sample, in Java, of how I do this?

HTTPS seems makes things a bit more complicated in Java.

Is there just as easy a way in a Java client
(by putting name/passwd and property data in with URL) or
how would I submit the URL connection by creating individual
properties?

A bit lost and cornfused . . .
TIA,
Carl

[Chris]

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carl wrote:

Anyone have a snipet sample, in Java, of how I do this?

HTTPS seems makes things a bit more complicated in Java.

Is there just as easy a way in a Java client
(by putting name/passwd and property data in with URL) or
how would I submit the URL connection by creating individual
properties?

A bit lost and cornfused . . .
TIA,
Carl

Hi,
I don't actually have code to do this, but I would create a
java.net.URL object for the URL (without username/password). I would
then use the openConnection( ) method, which should return an instance
of javax.net.Https URLConnection in this case. I would use
setRequestPrope rty(), which is inherited from
java.net.HttpUR LConnection(), to set the appropriate header fields
(username and password would be part of this, you'd have to look up
the specs for exactly HOW to do it). Finally, call connect() and
getInputStream( ), and do whatever you need.

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Chris
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