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Java Post to HTTPS in Java 1.3.1

Asked by mikesung99 in Java Programming Language, Java Standard Edition, Multimedia Programming with Java

Tags: Java 1.3.1 HTTPS POST

Hi,

I'm attempting to POST to a HTTPS URL but just wanted to know if this is possible in JDK 1.3.1?

I've read several articles in which this is possible using JSSE as this deals with the SSL/TLS side of the connectivity. However, my understanding is that this is only integrated into Java from Version 1.4 onwards...

Is there a way to make use of the same SSL functionality in JDK 1.3.1 and if not is there any other way in which I can do the HTTPS post? If anyone has any exmaples or URLs then this would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Michael
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