How to get the http version from the http server response

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posted 13 years ago

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Hi all:
i am a web-related programming newbie,so this question might be simple to you all.Please be little patient.
i wrote a simple program to retrieve the html content from a http server (http://www.yahoo.com),but the first several lines of the file are

i wanna get the http protocol version in use by the server and have no idea how to achieve this ? Please help me .
PS: the full file content can be viewed from the attachment file .
Thanks in advance!

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Jim Akmer

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What you are printing in the post is the HTTP response content which is HTML data.
The protocol version is reported in the HTTP headers. You would see e.g. HTTP/1.1 200 OK and the rest of the HTTP headers followed by the response body

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Jim Akmer wrote:What you are printing in the post is the HTTP response content which is HTML data.
The protocol version is reported in the HTTP headers. You would see e.g. HTTP/1.1 200 OK and the rest of the HTTP headers followed by the response body

thank you,then how to get the http header info in java?

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This will help: http://www.roseindia.net/java/java-get-example/http-headers.shtml

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