Browser like behavior

Hi,

What is the easiest way to use jakarta HttpClient 3.0 , to behave like
browser executing methods with sequential URLs?
For example:
I'm executing method with `http://google.com`
Then I'm executing method with `/catalog1/` (My aim is to execute with
`http://google.com/catalog1/`)
Then I'm executing method with `index2.html` (My aim is to execute with
`http://google.com/catalog1/index2.html`)
Then I'm executing method with `/catalog2` (My aim is to execute with
`http://google.com/catalog2/`)

What I want is to simulate browser behavior dealing with URLs in links,
forms and so on.

Anyone has experience in that field?

Thanks.
M.

Sorry, I've done mistake. It's not correct group for that problem.
M.

Marcin <gogosystems@gazeta.pl> wrote:
> What is the easiest way to use jakarta HttpClient 3.0 , to behave like
> browser executing methods with sequential URLs?
> For example:
[snip]
> What I want is to simulate browser behavior dealing with URLs in links,
> forms and so on.
>
> Anyone has experience in that field?

Yes, but what has this to do with PHP?

You have to disect the URL (like with
http://nl2.php.net/manual/en/function.parse-url.php), remember last URL
and check if the path starts with a / of not. If it does append it to
the host part, else append to current.