因此,我有一个吉卜赛人协会联系班,开放了URL,并从该网页上收回内容。
http://www.google.com rel=“nofollow”http://www.google.com/。
However I need to use a URL which is a server e.g http://[server]/[records]
there is no .com or anything like that in the URL.
When I try and connect to the server URL i just get a null pointer exception in the debug messages.
是否必须配制服务器URL? 我在某个地方读到,人们正在把《欧洲公路货运公约》与港口号或类似于港口号混在一起。
我本周在我的博客上担任了一个网络职位,但我在这里想起什么应该帮助。 我没有完成对它或任何东西的评论,但我希望,即。 一个使用实例如下。
//Other networking stuff I can add here if you need it
//connDesc is a ConnectionDescriptor
int transportType = connDesc.getTransportDescriptor().getTransportType();
String encodedAddress = URLFactory.EncodeUrl(transportType, _address);
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