See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AsyncConnectExec |
Request execution handler in the asynchronous request execution chain
that is responsible for establishing connection to the target
origin server as specified by the current connection route.
|
| AsyncHttpRequestRetryExec |
Request executor in the asynchronous request execution chain that is
responsible for making a decision whether a request that failed due to
an I/O exception or received a specific response from the target server should
be re-executed.
|
| AsyncProtocolExec |
Request execution handler in the asynchronous request execution chain
that is responsible for implementation of HTTP specification requirements.
|
| AsyncRedirectExec |
Request execution handler in the asynchronous request execution chain
responsible for handling of request redirects.
|
| CloseableHttpAsyncClient |
Base implementation of
HttpAsyncClient that also implements ModalCloseable. |
| H2AsyncClientBuilder |
Builder for HTTP/2 only
CloseableHttpAsyncClient instances. |
| H2AsyncMainClientExec |
Usually the last HTTP/2 request execution handler in the asynchronous
request execution chain that is responsible for execution of
request / response exchanges with the opposite endpoint.
|
| HttpAsyncClientBuilder |
Builder for
CloseableHttpAsyncClient instances that can negotiate
the most optimal HTTP protocol version during the TLS handshake
with ALPN extension if supported by the Java runtime. |
| HttpAsyncClients |
Factory methods for
CloseableHttpAsyncClient instances. |
| InternalH2AsyncClient |
Internal implementation of HTTP/2 only
CloseableHttpAsyncClient. |
| InternalHttpAsyncClient |
Internal implementation of
CloseableHttpAsyncClient that can negotiate
the most optimal HTTP protocol version during during the TLS handshake
with ALPN extension if supported by the Java runtime. |
| MinimalH2AsyncClient |
Minimal implementation of HTTP/2 only
CloseableHttpAsyncClient. |
| MinimalHttpAsyncClient |
Minimal implementation of
CloseableHttpAsyncClient. |
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