Posted By:
Velayoudam_Kuberan
Posted On:
Sunday, November 9, 2003 02:05 AM
My requirement is simple. I need to implement an automated log monitor [ALM]. The logs, nothing but a set of text files, are located in a remote NT Web server. I normally view the logs in IE(browser). Once I enter the remote log-server's address, it prompts me for 3 information, username, pwd and domain. Once I provide these information, I am able to access the site. Since this process is quite mundane, a requirement for an automated log monitor surfaced. All 'ALM' needs to do is log into the remote server, read the text file parse it for some pre-defined set of contents. Now I am stuck in connecting to the web-server part. I went through URLConnection, URL, URI and other java.ne
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My requirement is simple.
I need to implement an automated log monitor [ALM].
The logs, nothing but a set of text files, are located in a remote NT Web server.
I normally view the logs in IE(browser). Once I enter the remote log-server's address, it prompts me for 3 information, username, pwd and domain. Once I provide these information, I am able to access the site.
Since this process is quite mundane, a requirement for an automated log monitor surfaced. All 'ALM' needs to do is log into the remote server, read the text file parse it for some pre-defined set of contents.
Now I am stuck in connecting to the web-server part.
I went through URLConnection, URL, URI and other java.net classes. I am not able to find a api/class where I can specify the domain information.
Even after I used
URLConnection.setDefaultAllowUserInteraction(true)
, I get a prompt with only username and password. I am not able to provide the domain information.
Although, the prompt shows a realm information, I cannot modify that information.
Could anyone let me know how to provide the domain information in the code.
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