HTTPS post problem

Hey guys I have problems to send data to a back-end server. I am trying to send the data using the http post method. Now, the connection works fine, her gives me a 200 OK response, after which I try to write data. But unfortunately the server receives all the data. My code is as follows:

String toSend = "write it to the server";

Byte [] postData = toSend.getBytes ();

c = (HttpsConnection) Connector.open ("https://myurl;deviceside=true");

c.setRequestProperty ("Content-Type", "application/x-www-formulaires-urlencoded");
c.setRequestProperty ("Content-Language", "en-US");
c.setRequestProperty ("Content-Length", String.valueOf (postData.length));
c.setRequestMethod (HttpConnection.POST);
int responseCode = c.getResponseCode ();

dStr = new DataOutputStream (c.openOutputStream ());
dStr.write (postData);

dStr.flush ();
dStr.close ();

c.Close ();

Am I missing something here? Help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

David

Get rid of the flush.

do the "getResponse" before closing the stream. This void anyway.

Like this:

Set the properties of the application
setRequestProperties (m_httpConnection);
                       
dataOutputStream = m_httpConnection.openDataOutputStream ();
writeRequestPayload (dataOutputStream);
   
get and store the response for this request code
m_responseCode = m_httpConnection.getResponseCode ();

Now you can close the stream

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    # < 5 November 2008 11:52:33 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '2' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 11:55:33 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '20' to the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 12:11:33 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '22' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 12:34:33 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '4' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 12:42:33 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '2' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 12:53:34 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '23' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 12:57:34 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '26' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    ....
    [reboot]
    .....
    # < 5 November 2008 3:13:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 3:21:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '26' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 3:29:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '23' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 3:30:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '26' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 3:38:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '23' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 5 November 2008 16:30:21 PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '29' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 16:41:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '27' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 17:56:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '26' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 18:01:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '26' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 18:08:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "28" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 18:55:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '29' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 19:11:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '22' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 19:50:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 8:00:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '24' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 8:07:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 8:20:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "28" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 9:15:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '25' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 9:34:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '29' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 9:41:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: that of the "31" to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 10:14:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '22' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 10:17:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '21' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 10:24:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '24' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 10:38:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 11:04:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '25' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 11:09:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '21' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 11:28:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '23' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 11:49:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 12:20:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '29' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 12:47:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '20' to the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 12:56:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '22' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 1:10:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: that of the "31" to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 1:18:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '21' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 3:29:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "28" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 16:19:21 PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 5:23:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 17:59:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "28" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 18:31:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '24' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 6:51:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '23' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 19:24:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '26' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 19:31:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '26' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
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    ....
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    .....
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