Java: An Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming (8th Edition)
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Author: Walter Savitch
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Chapter 10, Problem 12PP
Program Plan Intro
HTTP URL connection
Program Plan:
Filename: Http_URL_Connection.java
- Import the required header files.
- Declare the class “Http_URL_Connection”.
- Declare the main method.
- Declare the variable and assign the URL to the variable.
- Declare the variable and assign the user agent.
- Create an object for URL.
- Open the URL connection.
- Set the request methods.
- Get the response code.
- Display the URL.
- Display the response code.
- If the “res” is equal to “HttpURLCinection.HTTP_OK”, read the file line by line and display it.
- Finally close the stream.
- Otherwise, display error message.
- Declare the main method.
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