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generate CURL from java.net.http.HttpRequest
is there a good way to generate curl from java.net.http.HttpRequest? It seems like there is no good way to get the body (if there is a body), the closest thing to it is bodyPublisher() that returns ...
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Java HttpClient synchronous vs asynchronous request
The Java HttpClient can send either a synchronous or an asynchronous request. The synchronous method blocks until a response has been received, while the asynchronous does not. But what does this mean ...
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How to measure the elapsed time of ASYNC sent HTTPRequest with Java 11 standard HTTPClient?
In one method, I create and send some HTTPRequests async, and add the CF to a list:
// HTTPClient is Java11 standard, package java.net.http;
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Java 11 HttpRequest with PATCH method
I try to use the java 11 HttpRequest to call the msgraph webservice using the method PATCH:
import java.net.http.HttpClient;
import java.net.http.HttpRequest;
import java.net.http.HttpResponse;
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How to add headers based on multiple conditions to HttpRequest Java 11?
I'm learning the java.net.http api, trying to download a file given a range of bytes already downloaded. For this the range header can be used (supposing the server supports such feature).
Using org....
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How to read the body of a HttpRequest in Java 11?
In a test, I'd like to look inside the body of a HttpRequest. I'd like to get the body as a string. It seems that the only way to do that, is to subscribe to the BodyPublisher but how does that work?
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Java HttpRequest timeout unexpectedly throwing HttpConnectTimeoutException
Using the new java.net.http package released with JDK 11, an HttpRequest has been assembled with a deliberately low response timeout:
HttpRequest.Builder builder = HttpRequest.newBuilder(...
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Can't make more than one request on java.net.http.HttpClient or will receive: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException
I was testing out the new HttpClient from Java 11 and came across the following behaviour:
I am making two Async requests to a public REST API for testing and tried it with one client and two ...
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