Examples of com.xmlcalabash.io.HttpClientDataStore

com.xmlcalabash.io.HttpClientDataStore
Uses {@link HttpClient} to implement the interface. HTTP redirects arefollowed transparently, unless disabled by {@link #setHttpParams(HttpParams)}. When writing documents, the document is sent to the target URI via HTTP POST. If the server response with a Location in the response header, that is assumed to be the URI of the created document. @author James Leigh

        if (dataStore == null) {
            DataStore fallback = new URLDataStore(new FallbackDataStore());
            if (!getSafeMode()) {
                fallback = new FileDataStore(fallback);
            }
            dataStore = new HttpClientDataStore(getHttpClient(), fallback);
        }
        return dataStore;
    }

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