Wednesday, March 28, 2007
JavaProxy -- HTTP Proxy In Java
I decided to write this JavaProxy as I was looking for a proxy similar to CGIProxy implemented in Java.
After checking out HTMLParser library,
I got my implementation of JavaProxy working. Here is the download link.
Just copy the JavaProxy.war file into your Tomcat/webapps folder and you should be able to use it,
using http://localhost:8080/JavaProxy/
I have released it under Apache License 2.0, so make the best use of it.
Let me know if you liked it or found some use in your application.
I have got this project on google's Subversion Repository http://java-proxy.googlecode.com/svn/
[NOTE: Steps to import your project on code.google.com
After checking out HTMLParser library,
I got my implementation of JavaProxy working. Here is the download link.
Just copy the JavaProxy.war file into your Tomcat/webapps folder and you should be able to use it,
using http://localhost:8080/JavaProxy/
I have released it under Apache License 2.0, so make the best use of it.
Let me know if you liked it or found some use in your application.
I have got this project on google's Subversion Repository http://java-proxy.googlecode.com/svn/
[NOTE: Steps to import your project on code.google.com
- To host your project on googlecode, signin for an account at http://code.google.com/hosting/
- Create a new project (myproject).
- Go to MyProfile (note down Username) and under Settings (note down Password).
- From your terminal type (assuming your are under project folder):
svn import -m "Initial Import" . https://myproject.googlecode.com/svn/trunk --username Username
You will be prompted for Username and Password, enter the one you had notedown. - Now your code is in subversion repository.
# posted by Prasad.A : 1:52 AM
