Rajesh Batchu wrote
_outputStream.flush();
_outputStream.close();
// receive response
_inputStream = new DataInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(_httpsConnection.getInputStream()));
OT: if you close the outputstream from URLConnection you will not be
able to read the inputstream either.
Now the issue for me is , i need to capture the data that is posted by the java code above in my php page. I am not getting the value in any of the standard variables.
If your java code is sending a standard http request it will show up
either in the $_REQUEST variable. You might want to write to the log
file using error_log() so that you can get debuging information that way
in case the response is not picked up by the java app.
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