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Streaming MJPEG
Hi,
Has anyone looked into using commons-httpclient for opening a
streaming MJPEG URL from a network camera? Basically, the GET will
never return but the client should have access to the data as it comes
in.
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Re: Streaming MJPEG
Posted by Roland Weber <RO...@de.ibm.com>.
Hi Miguel,
if the GET never returns, you're not talking about HTTP.
If the request body is not limited, you're fine with HttpClient.
Use GetMethod.getRequestBodyAsStream() after executing
the method, then read as much as you want to. Make sure
to call method.abort() rather than releaseConnection() when
you're done.
hope that helps,
Roland
Miguel A Paraz <mp...@gmail.com>
24.11.2005 11:08
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Has anyone looked into using commons-httpclient for opening a
streaming MJPEG URL from a network camera? Basically, the GET will
never return but the client should have access to the data as it comes
in.
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