Class HttpAccessor

Field Detail

• logger

  protected final Log logger

  Logger available to subclasses.

Constructor Detail

• HttpAccessor

  public HttpAccessor()

Method Detail

• setRequestFactory

  public void setRequestFactory​(ClientHttpRequestFactory requestFactory)

  Set the request factory that this accessor uses for obtaining client request handles.

  The default is a SimpleClientHttpRequestFactory based on the JDK's own HTTP libraries (HttpURLConnection).

  Note that the standard JDK HTTP library does not support the HTTP PATCH method. Configure the Apache HttpComponents or OkHttp request factory to enable PATCH.

  See Also:

  createRequest(URI, HttpMethod), SimpleClientHttpRequestFactory, HttpComponentsAsyncClientHttpRequestFactory, OkHttp3ClientHttpRequestFactory

• getRequestFactory

  public ClientHttpRequestFactory getRequestFactory()

  Return the request factory that this accessor uses for obtaining client request handles.

• setClientHttpRequestInitializers

  public void setClientHttpRequestInitializers​(List<ClientHttpRequestInitializer> clientHttpRequestInitializers)

  Set the request initializers that this accessor should use.

  The initializers will get immediately sorted according to their order.

  Since:

  5.2

• getClientHttpRequestInitializers

  public List<ClientHttpRequestInitializer> getClientHttpRequestInitializers()

  Get the request initializers that this accessor uses.

  The returned List is active and may be modified. Note, however, that the initializers will not be resorted according to their order before the ClientHttpRequest is initialized.

  Since:

  5.2

  See Also:

  setClientHttpRequestInitializers(List)

• createRequest

  protected ClientHttpRequest createRequest​(URI url,
                                            HttpMethod method)
                                     throws IOException

  Create a new ClientHttpRequest via this template's ClientHttpRequestFactory.

  Parameters:

  url - the URL to connect to

  method - the HTTP method to execute (GET, POST, etc)

  Returns:

  the created request

  Throws:

  IOException - in case of I/O errors

  See Also:

  getRequestFactory(), ClientHttpRequestFactory.createRequest(URI, HttpMethod)