Hello Ramakrishna,
if you are developing the server system, then HttpClient is
not the way to go. If you are developing a client application,
then it is.
Yes, users should authenticate.
cheers,
Roland
"Ramakrishna Kuppa (Bangalore)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
03.03.2004 08:59
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Subject: file transfer through firewall
Hi,
I am new to HttpClient...so bear with me if I am asking a wrong
question(s).
I am developing an application wherein my customer should be able to
transfer a large XML file over the internet to my server system, which is
behind a firewall. (An example scenario is the customer sitting in the
airport lounge, and using wireless network connectivity, be able to
transfer the file.)
Please help me in the following:
is HttpClient the way to go?
should the user authenticate with my server (before being able to update
my application DB with his/her data in the XML file - this will be taken
care of by the server end of my application)
what would be a good architecture for the same?
Please share any ideas you might have around this.
Regards
Ramakrishna
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