Import PHP-Array into Java-Application

Hi!
I want to call a PHP-Script from inside my Java-Application. The PHP-Script can return an array.
How do I use a PHP-Array in Java and how do I import it????
Thanks! =)

thanks! =D
one last question:
-how would i have to change my example to make a
https-connection?
Did you try
URL theURL = new URL("https://www.mysite.com/myscript.php");It works that simply. The only complication is if your server is set up for https or not. This is an Apache (or whatever webserver you are using)problem not a PHP problem.
I think it gets upset if you try and use certificates with problems (self-signed etc) but not having tried this (I have only used it with certificates that are otherwise trustable) I don't know that for sure.
Once upon a time I asked a question about using https as a client in Java and I got a variety of answers including doing mystic stuff with my keystore but I tried the simple and obvious and it works like a charm. At least from an Applet but I see no reason an application won't work the same way.
Anyway try the simple and easy and see if that works for you. You might find that it does.

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