Examples of BufferingHttpClientHandler

org.apache.http.nio.protocol.BufferingHttpClientHandler

Client protocol handler implementation that provides compatibility with the blocking I/O by storing the full content of HTTP messages in memory. The {@link HttpRequestExecutionHandler#handleResponse(HttpResponse,HttpContext)}method will fire only when the entire message content has been read into a in-memory buffer. Please note that request execution / response processing take place the main I/O thread and therefore {@link HttpRequestExecutionHandler} methods should not block indefinitely.

When using this protocol handler {@link HttpEntity}'s content can be generated / consumed using standard {@link InputStream}/ {@link OutputStream}classes.

IMPORTANT: This protocol handler should be used only when dealing with HTTP messages that are known to be limited in length. @since 4.0 @deprecated use {@link HttpAsyncClientProtocolHandler} and {@link HttpAsyncRequestExecutor}

                new RequestConnControl(),
                new RequestUserAgent(),
                new RequestExpectContinue()});
        
        // Set up protocol handler
        BufferingHttpClientHandler protocolHandler = new BufferingHttpClientHandler(
                httpproc,
                new MyHttpRequestExecutionHandler(),
                new DefaultConnectionReuseStrategy(),
                params);
        protocolHandler.setEventListener(new EventLogger());
        
        // Limit the total maximum of concurrent connections to 5
        int maxTotalConnections = 5;
        
        // Use the connection manager to maintain a pool of connections to localhost:8080

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Examples of BufferingHttpClientHandler

Examples of org.apache.http.nio.protocol.BufferingHttpClientHandler