Examples of org.apache.http.client.ClientRequestDirector.execute()

Class org.apache.http.client.ClientRequestDirector

Examples of org.apache.http.client.ClientRequestDirector.execute()

org.apache.http.client.ClientRequestDirector.execute()
Executes a request.
Note: For the time being, a new director is instantiated for each request. This is the same behavior as for HttpMethodDirector in HttpClient 3. @param roureq the route and request to execute @param context the context for executing the request @return the final response to the request.This is never an intermediate response with status code 1xx. @throws HttpException in case of a problem @throws IOException in case of an IO problem

                    getRedirectHandler(),
                    getAuthenticationHandler(),
                    getParams());
        }


        HttpResponse  response = director.execute(roureq, context);
        // If the response depends on the connection, the director
        // will have set up an auto-release input stream.
        //@@@ or move that logic here into the client?


        //@@@ "finalize" response, to allow for buffering of entities?

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                    getTargetAuthenticationHandler(),
                    getProxyAuthenticationHandler(),
                    determineParams(roureq.getRequest()));
        }


        HttpResponse response = director.execute(roureq, context);
        // If the response depends on the connection, the director
        // will have set up an auto-release input stream.


        //@@@ "finalize" response, to allow for buffering of entities?
        //@@@ here or in director?

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                    getTargetAuthenticationHandler(),
                    getProxyAuthenticationHandler(),
                    determineParams(request));
        }


        HttpResponse response = director.execute(target, request, context);
        // If the response depends on the connection, the director
        // will have set up an auto-release input stream.


        //@@@ "finalize" response, to allow for buffering of entities?
        //@@@ here or in director?

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                    getTargetAuthenticationHandler(),
                    getProxyAuthenticationHandler(),
                    determineParams(request));
        }


        HttpResponse response = director.execute(target, request, context);
        // If the response depends on the connection, the director
        // will have set up an auto-release input stream.


        //@@@ "finalize" response, to allow for buffering of entities?
        //@@@ here or in director?

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