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Subject: Problems using the HTTPClient through a proxy
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2005 15:35:03 +0300
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Thread-Topic: Problems using the HTTPClient through a proxy
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From: "Riad Souissi" <rsouissi.c@stc.com.sa>
To: "HttpClient User Discussion" <httpclient-user@jakarta.apache.org>


Hi all,

I am using HTTPClient 3.0-rc1.
I am connecting to an HTTPS site through a proxy.

1) I used HTTPLook to see the HTTP messages between the Proxy and the
HTTPClient.
I noticed that it always used HTTP/1.1 and I could not find how to get
the HTTPClient to use HTTP/1.0 with the proxy instead.
The setVersion() method, when used, only impacts the tunneled HTTP
protocol between the HTTPClient and the target host.

=3D> Do you know how I can force the client to use HTTP/1.0 with the proxy
?

2) I also that the HTTPClient does not specify the Content-Length in the
HTTP header with the Proxy.
This seems to cause the Proxy to reject the connection from the
HTTPClient.

When I use the Internet Explorer, I can see that Content-Length is
specified (value is 0).

=3D> Do you know how I can force the client to specify this header with
the proxy ?

Thanks in advance,
riad

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