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Viewing http response (HTML) fetched with URLConnect
Hi, I have piece of Java code that fetches the HTML from a website. Specifically strava.com/login (but that's not really important).
URLConnection connection = new URL("https://www.strava.com/login").openConnection(); InputStream response = connection.getInputStream(); System.out.println(convertStreamToString(response));
I get a ton of text-only HTML, is it possible to somehow view this in a browser?
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Re: Viewing http response (HTML) fetched with URLConnect
Save the output to a file with a .html extension. Then open the file with your favorite web browser. Most likely many elements will render ok.
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