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frickinmonk - 08 Sep 2005 12:13 GMT
hello ,

I want to know if I can using java, dynamically know about the whois
information of any server...

I mean can I find out whois information about a website on the run
using any programming language(pref java)... ?



waiting anxiously....


Regards,
chandan.
Andrew Thompson - 08 Sep 2005 13:17 GMT
> I want to know if I can using java, dynamically know about the whois
> information of any server...

Sure.

> I mean can I find out whois information about a website on the run
> using any programming language(pref java)... ?

Yes.

But it seems you are in no way a programmer, so I
suggest you pay one to do it for you.

> waiting anxiously....

This is usenet - chill.

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Roedy Green - 08 Sep 2005 17:48 GMT
>I want to know if I can using java, dynamically know about the whois
>information of any server...
>
>I mean can I find out whois information about a website on the run
>using any programming language(pref java)... ?

see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/whois.html

I posted some code within the last few days to read the mx records in
response to someone's JNDI question.  You could use something similar
to query other DNS records.

There are various whois services on the web. You might write a hook
into one of them, though most down are putting in defences to
discourage you from doing that.
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