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Date: Tue, 13 May 2003 12:10:48 +0100
From: Erik Erskine <erik@sundayta.com>
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Hello,

Is it possible to force HttpClient to bind to a particular IP on the 
client machine?  I'm using a machine with multiple IP's (on the same 
network) and need to control which one of them is used to connect to a 
remote server.

thanks,

Erik

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|   Erik Erskine                                                     |
|   Sundayta Ltd                                                     |
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