I\'m using the Apache HttpClient 4 and it works fine. The only thing that doesn\'t work is custom ports. It seems like the root directory is fetched and the port is ignored.
I am using httpcomponents 4.1.2 and the ThreadSafeClientConnManager runs out of connections.There does not appear to be any way to release a connection unlike the older commons HttpClient.My goal is t
I\'ve been trying to implement connection pooling for my application using Apache HTTPClient (v4.1). The problem is that the client always makes only two connections when run, though there are enough
I\'ve been asked to fix up a Servlet that sits in between two applications. It\'s purpose is to convert SAML authorisation request to and from SAML v2.0 / SAML 1.1. So it:
I want to use a single connection to communicate with a client device. I am having problems keeping the connection alive. I\'m using DefaultConnectionReuseStrategy() which returns false for keepAlive
Im using Apache HttpClient from HttpComponents projects. I have added custom trust and key managers to it to handle two-way authentication (my trust manager accepts everything and my key manager sends
String webURL = \"https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/search/json\"; Map<String,String> params = new HashMap<String,String>();
I want to perform this command with Apache http-components (4.1.2) curl--data \"strings[]=testOne&string-keys[]=test.one&strings[]=testTwo&string-keys[]=test.two&project=Test\" https
I\'m sending a GET request with HttpClient but the + is not encoded. 1. If I pass the query parameter string unencoded like this
I keep running into this situation where I get back a bad HTTP response (like a 400) but cannot look at the HttpEntity in the HttpResponse object.When I step through with the debugger, I can see that
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