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Can someone give a good suggestions of an excellent tutorial on org.apache.http.client.HttpClient
I tried this one but it does not cover a lot of details about the params etc.
http://hc.apache.org/httpclient-3.x/tutorial.html
Apache HttpClient - Tutorial has examples using params
The following will send a post request to the URL "http://vogellac2dm.appspot.com/register" and include a parameter "registrationid" which an random value.
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I am wondering what's the purpose of the link SkipLists present in this javadoc link:
Once opened the link ctrl +f and type SkipLists then click on the link, I am curious to know on a scale from 0 to 10 how much the link relates to the argument.
Thanks in advance.
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I wanted to start writing my own service, which will gives iOS- app json and receive the same json, but I don't know from what I should start. Could you tall me some tutorial, and example?
Thank you
You should start with figure out how web services work.
I can recommend you REST approach. It is easy to set up and maintain.
Here you can find a good tutorial and here there is something useful from Oracle.
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I need to use JPA in a project. I have no previous experience with JPA and what I am reading through internet sources is a little confusing. I do not know if I should use Hibernate, EclipseLink or some other.
What can you recommend for me as a beginner?
Refer this hibernate-and-mysql
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In what case is it important to use Spring framework?
Please make clear about what are advantages and also more about it. I am new to Spring framework.
Why Use Spring. this may help you. One linked Stack overflow question
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Closed 11 years ago.
What is the best Open Source Web Crawler Tool, written in Java.
Try crawler4j. You just need to implement a simple interface which controls which URLs to visit and what to do with each crawled page.
in java I think it boils down to Nutch vs Heritrix. You should specify what your needs are to get a better answer.