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HttpClient
wizzardo edited this page Aug 17, 2014
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Basic idea is:
- create request
- set parameters and headers
- execute request by methods get/post/execute
- get response object
- read response as string/bytes, get response code, headers
Simple Get request:
new Request("url").get().asString()
Let’s add some parameters
new Request("url")
.param("key","value")
.param("foo","bar")
.get()
.asBytes()
Or maybe you want to upload file:
new Request("url")
.addFile("fieldName", "path to file on disk")
.addByteArray("array", data, "fileName")
// by adding file or byte[] you will create a multipart request
.post()
.getResponseCode()
If you want to make simple Post request with data:
new Request("url")
.data(bytes, ContentType.BINARY)
.post()
.asString()
To save session between requests you can use HttpSession, also you can set default request parameters:
HttpSession session = new HttpSession()
.header("Accept", ContentType.JSON.value);
session.createRequest("url")
.json("{}")
// set json-string as request body and content type to application/json
.execute()
.asString();
HttpClient class has its own HttpSession, so it saves cookies for all requests made through it.