Package org.apache.commons.httpclient.methods

Examples of org.apache.commons.httpclient.methods.PostMethod.addParameters()

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        }

        HttpMethodBase method;
        if (request.getMethodName() == HttpMethodName.POST) {
            PostMethod postMethod = new PostMethod(uri);
            if (nameValuePairs != null) postMethod.addParameters(nameValuePairs);
            method = postMethod;
        } else if (request.getMethodName() == HttpMethodName.GET) {
            GetMethod getMethod = new GetMethod(uri);
            if (nameValuePairs != null) getMethod.setQueryString(nameValuePairs);
            method = getMethod;
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             * otherwise, just use the query string. For all AWS Query services,
             * the best behavior is putting the params in the request body for
             * POST requests, but we can't do that for S3.
             */
            if (request.getContent() == null) {
                if (nameValuePairs != null) postMethod.addParameters(nameValuePairs);
            } else {
                if (nameValuePairs != null) postMethod.setQueryString(nameValuePairs);
                postMethod.setRequestEntity(new RepeatableInputStreamRequestEntity(request));
            }
            method = postMethod;
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        }

        HttpMethodBase method;
        if (request.getMethodName() == HttpMethodName.POST) {
            PostMethod postMethod = new PostMethod(uri);
            if (nameValuePairs != null) postMethod.addParameters(nameValuePairs);
            method = postMethod;
        } else if (request.getMethodName() == HttpMethodName.GET) {
            GetMethod getMethod = new GetMethod(uri);
            if (nameValuePairs != null) getMethod.setQueryString(nameValuePairs);
            method = getMethod;
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             * otherwise, just use the query string. For all AWS Query services,
             * the best behavior is putting the params in the request body for
             * POST requests, but we can't do that for S3.
             */
            if (request.getContent() == null) {
                if (nameValuePairs != null) postMethod.addParameters(nameValuePairs);
            } else {
                if (nameValuePairs != null) postMethod.setQueryString(nameValuePairs);
                postMethod.setRequestEntity(new RepeatableInputStreamRequestEntity(request));
            }
            method = postMethod;
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        }

        HttpMethodBase method;
        if (request.getMethodName() == HttpMethodName.POST) {
            PostMethod postMethod = new PostMethod(uri);
            if (nameValuePairs != null) postMethod.addParameters(nameValuePairs);
            method = postMethod;
        } else if (request.getMethodName() == HttpMethodName.GET) {
            GetMethod getMethod = new GetMethod(uri);
            if (nameValuePairs != null) getMethod.setQueryString(nameValuePairs);
            method = getMethod;
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