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<H1>Compiling the HTTPClient</H1>

Here a few common things you may encounter when you attempt to compile
parts of the HTTPClient.

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<LI>JDK 1.1 or later required
 You need to compile the classes using JDK 1.1 or later; the classes
 will not compile under JDK 1.0.2.

<LI>deprecation warnings
 These can be safely ignored. The two places where deprecated API's
 are used are:
 <ol>
 <li><code>Cookie.java</code>: the constructor '<code>new Date(...)</code>'
 is used because I need a flexible date parser to handle all the
	(broken) date formats used out there. Note that 
	java.text.SimpleDateFormat doesn't even begin to cut it because it's
	far too restrictive, and I don't feel like writing my own parser
	(i.e. subclass of java.text.DateFormat) right now.
 <li><code>CookieModules.java</code>:
	'<code>System.runFinalizersOnExit(...)</code>' is deprecated as of
	JDK 1.2. However, I need it to save the cookies at exit time.
	JDK 1.3 has a better solution, but until everybody has switched
	to that I'm stuck.
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<LI>errors about XXX.java actually containing HTTPClient.XXX
 As with using the HTTPClient, all the sources must be in a directory
 called HTTPClient and the CLASSPATH must point to the directory which
 contains the HTTPClient directory (i.e. it must point to one level
 above the sources).

<LI>errors of the form: <code>.../HTTPClient/XXX.java: Class
 HTTPClient/XXX already defined in .../HTTPClient/XXX.java</code>
 This happens in some versions of JDK 1.1.x and is a bug in the compiler.
 Either use a different version of JDK 1.1, to JDK 1.2, or create a
 separate source directory, move the sources into there, and compile the
 classes into the actual HTTPClient directory (using the <var>-d
 &lt;directory&gt;</var> option to javac).

<LI>makefile
 A makefile is provided. However, it's set up for my Linux environment,
 so you'll need to tweak the definitions at the beginning appropriately.
 If you're using M$ then you'll probably need to change a number of things;
 however, the dependencies should be ok.

<LI>Ant build files
 A couple folks have kindly provided build files for use with Jakarta-Ant:
 <A HREF="build_1.xml">build_1.xml</A> and <A HREF="build_2.xml">build_2.xml</A>.
 They are provided as is, and you will probably want to tweak them to suit
 your needs.
 
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Ronald Tschal&auml;r / 6. May 2001 /
<A HREF="mailto:ronald@innovation.ch">ronald@innovation.ch</A>.
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