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The Jetty HttpClient is the Jetty component that allows to make requests to HTTP servers and to interpret responses from HTTP servers. | The Jetty HttpClient is the Jetty component that allows to make requests to HTTP servers and to interpret responses from HTTP servers. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 23 April 2013
Introduction
The Jetty HttpClient is the Jetty component that allows to make requests to HTTP servers and to interpret responses from HTTP servers.
Feature
The Jetty HttpClient has the following features:
- Asynchronous by nature, with possibility to use it synchronously.
- Choice of using non-blocking connectors (the default) or blocking connectors.
- Support for SSL.
- Support for HTTP proxy.
- Support for HTTP authentication mechanisms.
- Highly configurable in terms of timeouts, connections and thread pooling.
You may want to check the HttpClient Tutorial for further information and examples.