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Hi,

I'm facing the problem that I have to upload a file to a webserver using
http (not ftp!). As I've learned from searching through some pieces of
code this is normally done by using the http method "PUT".
Well, so far I've configured my webserver that way it accepts "put"
requests, but my application still does not create any files. The
general idea is this:

// read file into StringBuffer
URL urlUpload = new URL (urlString);
urlUploadConn = (HttpURLConnection)urlUpload.openConnection();
urlUploadConn.setDoInput (true);
urlUploadConn.setUseCaches (false);
urlUploadConn.setRequestMethod("PUT");

// create an outputStream
outputTo = new DataOutputStream (urlWriteThereConn.getOutputStream ());
outputTo.flush();
outputTo.close();

When I try to create the file via DataOutputStream I receive an
java.net.protocol exception saying "cannot write after reading" (this is
not the exact message, hopefully I can provide this later)!

What am I doing wrong? Do I have to set anything else before creating a
file on a server? Any help is greatly appreciated!!

Thanks in advance,

Carsten