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From: Kenny Smith <tomcat-user@journalscape.com>
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Subject: Re: [httpclient] How to post data without a parameter name?
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Hi Matt,

Thanks for the response. What class is that defined in? I tried to find 
something like that but came up empty handed.

Kenny

Matt Law wrote:

> Try setRequestBody().... Takes a string, inputstream etc.