About transferring XML data __java via JAVA HTTP POST requests

As for the cross-domain transfer of XML data, many problems have been encountered due to the new contact. Here a number of related methods are recorded, but also to provide you with some reference (novice application, the master please Hey hehe).
Client: Requests and receives return data through an HTTP POST method. (Used to request a person's interface and receive the returned data)
Server: Receives data from HTTP POST requests and returns data. (for others to request their own interface, receive request data and return data)
Here is the approximate implementation code:
Client:
public void Test () {
try {
HttpServletResponse response = Servletactioncontext.getresponse ();
Sets the encoding type of the returned data
Response.setcharacterencoding ("GBK");
String xml = "-<-?-xml-version=-" 1.0-"-encoding=-" gb2312-"-?->" +
"-<-ddd->-"
Inside some of the XML data, the format itself changed, was filtered to add something
"-<-/ddd->-";

String URL = "Request Address";
HttpClient client = new HttpClient ();
Set proxy server addresses and ports
Client.gethostconfiguration (). SetProxy ("Proxy_host_addr", Proxy_port);
Using the Get method, if the server needs to be connected via HTTPS, it only needs to replace HTTP in the URL below with HTTPS
HttpMethod method = new GetMethod ("http://java.sun.com");
Using the Post method
Postmethod post = new Postmethod (URL);
Set the XML data to send the request, where you can set the parameters without sending the XML data directly
Post.setparameter (key, value);
Post.setrequestentity (new Stringrequestentity (XML, "Text/xml", "GBK"));
Execute request
Client.executemethod (POST);
Print the returned information
byte[] by = Post.getresponsebody ();
PrintWriter pw = Response.getwriter ();
Pw.print (A new String (by));
Release connection
Post.releaseconnection ();
catch (Exception e) {
E.printstacktrace ();
}
}


Server:
Here is the key part of the code
------------receive the XML data from the Logistics party request-----------------------
Gets the length of the stream that the request receives, because if the Struts2 frame is used here, when the sender puts the Content-type
setting to application/x-www-form-urlencoded will result in filtered streaming of data.
If Len is not-1, and the following BR is empty, the instructions are filtered out.
int len = Request.getcontentlength ();
SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Data Flow length:" +len);
Gets the input stream for the HTTP request
InputStream is = Request.getinputstream ();
An HTTP request input stream was established to create a BufferedReader object
BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (IS, "UTF-8"));
BufferedReader br = Request.getreader ();

Read HTTP request content
String buffer = null;
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer ();

while (buffer = Br.readline ())!= null) {
Display the request parameters read to in the page
Sb.append (buffer);
}
On the solution: Request.getinputstream or Request.getreader () is filtered out of the problem, you can use JSP to receive data, and then the Content-type set to xml/ The text type again requests the real interface to receive the data. This is how I think of solutions, if a friend has a better way, please leave a message to give a hint, I also go to research.

Although the content of this chapter is very simple, but for beginners of us, a problem may be burned, we are interested can be recorded, hehe