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Re: Using HTTPS in Cocoa/Java ?

It sounds like the https add-on for java.net is not in your path when you are running the application. I am going from memory on a WebObjects project I did some years ago, but... at that point I had to add in the module myself and make sure I had it on my deployment machine.
It may also be that it has been added in as a regular piece in the newest java runtime, and you have both installed on your machine. I would check on those things first. Then see if you can include the package inside your app... that should be possible...

Karl Kuehn
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On Wednesday, July 30, 2003, at 05:01 PM, Thomas Deniau wrote:

I want to use HTTPS to connect to the servlet ; but when I create the
HTTPS URL (new URL("https://....";)), the exception
"java.net.MalformedURLException: unknown protocol: https" is raised.
Plain HTTP works fine.

However, it only happens if this code is ran within my Cocoa
application. (using the Cooca/ObjC bridge). If I run it 'standalone',
using javac and java in the Terminal, it works perfectly. Any clue ?
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