Comparison of several code plug-ins of Windows Live writer

1. code snippet to format:

   1: HttpPost request = new HttpPost(url);  

2: // encapsulate a JSON object first

   3: JSONObject param = new JSONObject();  

   4: param.put("name", "rarnu");  

   5: param.put("password", "123456");  

6: // bind to the request entry

   7: StringEntity se = new StringEntity(param.toString());   

   8: request.setEntity(se);  

9: // send the request

  10: HttpResponse httpResponse = new DefaultHttpClient().execute(request);  

11: // The response string, which is saved in JSON format.

  12: String retSrc = EntityUtils.toString(httpResponse.getEntity());  

13: // generate a JSON object

  14: JSONObject result = new JSONObject( retSrc);  

  15: String token = result.get("token");  

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2. insert Code (a few languages are supported ):

Httppost request = new httppost (URL); // encapsulate a JSON object jsonobject Param = new jsonobject (); Param. put ("name", "rarnu"); Param. put ("password", "123456"); // bind to the request entry stringentity Se = new stringentity (Param. tostring (); Request. setentity (SE); // send the request httpresponse = new defaulthttpclient(.exe cute (request); // The response string, which is also a string retsrc = entityutils stored in JSON format. tostring (httpresponse. getentity (); // generate JSON object jsonobject result = new jsonobject (retsrc); string token = result. get ("token ");

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3. Source Code Format (cannot be copied ):

HttpPost request = new HttpPost(url);  
// Encapsulate a JSON object first
JSONObject param = new JSONObject();  
param.put("name", "rarnu");  
param.put("password", "123456");  
// Bind to the request entry
StringEntity se = new StringEntity(param.toString());   
request.setEntity(se);  
// Send the request
HttpResponse httpResponse = new DefaultHttpClient().execute(request);  
// Obtain the response string, which is also the data saved in JSON format
String retSrc = EntityUtils.toString(httpResponse.getEntity());  
// Generate a JSON object
JSONObject result = new JSONObject( retSrc);  
String token = result. Get ("token ");
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4. Insert Source Code Plug-in:
Httppost request = new httppost (URL); // encapsulate a JSON object jsonobject Param = new jsonobject (); Param. put ("name", "rarnu"); Param. put ("password", "123456"); // bind to the request entry stringentity Se = new stringentity (Param. tostring (); Request. setentity (SE); // send the request httpresponse = new defaulthttpclient(.exe cute (request); // The response string, which is also a string retsrc = entityutils stored in JSON format. tostring (httpresponse. getentity (); // generate JSON object jsonobject result = new jsonobject (retsrc); string token = result. get ("token ");
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5. Insert a code block (Multiple blogs can be customized)
Httppost request = new httppost (URL); // encapsulate a JSON object jsonobject Param = new jsonobject (); Param. put ("name", "rarnu"); Param. put ("password", "123456"); // bind to the request entry stringentity Se = new stringentity (Param. tostring (); Request. setentity (SE); // send the request httpresponse = new defaulthttpclient(.exe cute (request); // The response string, which is also a string retsrc = entityutils stored in JSON format. tostring (httpresponse. getentity (); // generate JSON object jsonobject result = new jsonobject (retsrc); string token = result. get ("token ");
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Cnblog effect (advantage over csdn in 4th plug-in ):
http://www.cnblogs.com/dartagnan/archive/2011/04/02/2003895.html
51cto effect (terrible !!!)
http://dadoneo.blog.51cto.com/2908573/534096