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Lacking the understanding of the language I cannot give you concrete advice. However the way to go is to check the form on the web page. Then you can send a post request to the site defined there. As post body you send the parameters of the form like they would appear as URL parameters. <pre><code> String payload = "password=test&user=test" // password and user must be replaced with the names of the form fields and test with password and username respectively HttpURLConnection configConnection = new URL(formTarget).openConnection(); System.out.println("+------------------------------------------------------"); System.out.println("| Request "); System.out.println("+------------------------------------------------------"); System.out.println("| URL: " + configConnection.getURL()); System.out.println("+------------------------------------------------------"); System.out.println("| Payload "); System.out.println("+------------------------------------------------------"); System.out.println(payload); configConnection.setDoOutput(true); configConnection.setRequestMethod("POST"); configConnection.getOutputStream().write(payload.getBytes()); InputStream xmlInputStream = configConnection.getInputStream(); int _byte = -1; ByteArrayOutputStream bios = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); while ((_byte = xmlInputStream.read()) > -1) { bios.write(_byte); } final byte[] responseBytes = bios.toByteArray(); String responseString = new String(responseBytes); System.out.println("+------------------------------------------------------"); System.out.println("| Response "); System.out.println("+------------------------------------------------------"); System.out.println("| Code: " + configConnection.getResponseCode()); System.out.println("+------------------------------------------------------"); System.out.println(responseString); System.out.println("+------------------------------------------------------"); </code></pre> To better parse the output you can use the <a href="http://home.ccil.org/~cowan/XML/tagsoup/" rel="nofollow">tagsoup</a> library to transform it into proper xhtml. 
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