Is it possible read fields on website from my JSP file

Hi Frnds
I want to know , Is it possible to read text fields on website from my JSP , I have website url and login details..
1) How to open that URL with user username and PWD , I know only url and login details....apart from I dont have any information about that...
2) I want to read one field values from that web site using my jsp , Is it possible ..which concepts will help me ...
Plesae revert to mee...
Thanks..frnds...

It's perfectly possible, in essence you can just call openStream on the URL and the data will be fed to you. However then you hit the hard part, digging the bits you want out of the HTML you'll get. For this you'll need to start writing real Java rather than trying to stretch JSP to do stuff it shouldn't. I say again; write a Servlet. Beginners, who presumably come from PHP or ASP backgrounds, tend to try and do everything in JSPs, and avoid real Java classes. This is a very bad idea.
In any case this kind of approach, mining data out of HTML pages, should be a last resort. First see if you can get your mail using POP3 or IMAP protocols. The gmail people will feel free to vary the structure of their HTML pages without warning, and your application will then fall in a heap. There's plenty of support for POP3 and IMAP in the java.mail package (not part of the standard install but easy to get).
If you must read the HTML there are library classes that will help you. See the package java.swing.text.html.parser.

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Thank you again for your help.
Ciske.

Is it possible to pass selected value from one jsp to another jsp page?

In my welcome page(in jsp), if the user is selecting some values, is it possible to pass those values to another jsp page and display?
If yes, how can it be done?
please help..

Yes, you would have to make the motion from one page to the next submit a form. Then on the second JSP you can use request.getParameter("nameOfInputField") to get the value the user selected.

How can i read all the lines from a text file in specific places and use the data ?

string[] lines = File.ReadAllLines(@"c:\wmiclasses\wmiclasses1.txt");
for (int i = 0; i < lines.Length; i++)
if (lines[i].StartsWith("ComboBox"))
And this is how the text file content look like:
ComboBox Name cmbxOption
Classes Win32_1394Controller
Classes Win32_1394ControllerDevice
ComboBox Name cmbxStorage
Classes Win32_LogicalFileSecuritySetting
Classes Win32_TapeDrive
What i need to do is some things:
1. Each time the line start with ComboBox then to get only the ComboBox name from the line for example cmbxOption.
Since i have already this ComboBoxes in my form1 designer i need to identify where the cmbxOption start and end and when the next ComboBox start cmbxStorage.
2. To get all the lines of the current ComboBox for example this lines belong to cmbxOption:
Classes Win32_1394Controller
Classes Win32_1394ControllerDevice
3. To create from each line a Key and Value for example from the line:
Classes Win32_1394Controller
Then the key will be Win32_1394Controller and the value will be only 1394Controller
Then the second line key Win32_1394ControllerDevice and value only 1394ControllerDevice
4. To add to the correct belonging ComboBox only the value 1394Controller.
5. To make that when i select in the ComboBox for example in cmbxOption the item 1394Controller it will act like i selected Win32_1394Controller.
For example in this event:
private void cmbxOption_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
InsertInfo(cmbxOption.SelectedItem.ToString(), ref lstDisplayHardware, chkHardware.Checked);
In need that the SelectedItem will be Win32_1394Controller but the user will see in the cmbxOption only 1394Controller without the Win32_
This is the start of the method InsertInfo
private void InsertInfo(string Key, ref ListView lst, bool DontInsertNull)
That's why i need that the Key will be Win32_1394Controller but i want that the user will see in the ComboBox only 1394Controller without the Win32_

Hello,
Here is a running start on getting specific lines in the case lines starting with ComboBox. I took your data and placed it into a text file named TextFile1.txt in the bin\debug folder. Code below was done in
a console app.
using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
internal class Program
private static void Main(string[] args)
var result =
from T in File.ReadAllLines(Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "TextFile1.txt"))
.Select((line, index) => new { Line = line, Index = index })
.Where((s) => s.Line.StartsWith("ComboBox"))
select T
).ToList();
if (result.Count > 0)
foreach (var item in result)
Console.WriteLine("Line: {0} Data: {1}", item.Index, item.Line);
Console.ReadLine();
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I was thinking I can do :
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sb.append
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                messageBodyPart.setText(msgBody);
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                //}catch(IOException e){
                //    logger.debug("error");
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            //Send message
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            logger.info("sendMailRob(String) " + e);
     Edited by: mimsc on Jul 21, 2009 11:21 AM

//with this constructor there does not appear to be a way to set the file name
messageBodyPart.setDataHandler(dataHandler);Well, that isn't a constructor. But I don't understand... the MimeBodyPart class DOES have a setFileName() method.

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I've got a subset of DNG files from an older shoot that have somehow become undreadable. There are 119 bad files out of 1436 total images from the shoot. All of the bad files are in a consecutively numbered range (e.g., they are not randomly distributed).
I'm on a 64-bit Windows 7 system. The bad files do not open in Bridge, Photoshop, CaptureOne, etc., nor will the images thumbnail in Windows Explorer using either the Adobe or Ardfry DNG codecs. I have no idea when or how the corruption occurred, whether is came about from use of a software program, or had something to do with a bad file copy operation. But my current backups are also corrupted.
However, I always embed the original NEFs or CR2s in my DNGs, and so I was hoping to extract the originals. However, the DNG Converter refuses to operate on these files, though they appear to be of the right size.
Does anyone know of a way to salvage the original RAW NEFs from these damaged files? Is anyone at Adobe looking for a little science project? :-) I would be grateful for any suggestions...
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Gary

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I have seen deleting the upper and lower filters resolve most optical drive issues that were not hardware related.
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Thanx in advance

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