Package org.apache.http.impl.io

Examples of org.apache.http.impl.io.DefaultHttpRequestWriterFactory

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                };
            }

        };
        HttpMessageWriterFactory<HttpRequest> requestWriterFactory = new DefaultHttpRequestWriterFactory();

        // Use a custom connection factory to customize the process of
        // initialization of outgoing HTTP connections. Beside standard connection
        // configuration parameters HTTP connection factory can define message
        // parser / writer routines to be employed by individual connections.
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                };
            }

        };
        HttpMessageWriterFactory<HttpRequest> requestWriterFactory = new DefaultHttpRequestWriterFactory();

        // Use a custom connection factory to customize the process of
        // initialization of outgoing HTTP connections. Beside standard connection
        // configuration parameters HTTP connection factory can define message
        // parser / writer routines to be employed by individual connections.
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                };
            }

        };
        HttpMessageWriterFactory<HttpRequest> requestWriterFactory = new DefaultHttpRequestWriterFactory();

        // Use a custom connection factory to customize the process of
        // initialization of outgoing HTTP connections. Beside standard connection
        // configuration parameters HTTP connection factory can control the size of
        // input / output buffers as well as determine message parser / writer routines
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                              .register("https", new SSLConnectionSocketFactory(sslcontext, hostnameVerifier))
                              .build();
    }

    private HttpConnectionFactory<HttpRoute, ManagedHttpClientConnection> getConnectionFactory() {
        return new ManagedHttpClientConnectionFactory(new DefaultHttpRequestWriterFactory(),
                                                      new DefaultHttpResponseParserFactory());
    }
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                };
            }

        };
        HttpMessageWriterFactory<HttpRequest> requestWriterFactory = new DefaultHttpRequestWriterFactory();

        // Use a custom connection factory to customize the process of
        // initialization of outgoing HTTP connections. Beside standard connection
        // configuration parameters HTTP connection factory can define message
        // parser / writer routines to be employed by individual connections.
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                };
            }

        };
        HttpMessageWriterFactory<HttpRequest> requestWriterFactory = new DefaultHttpRequestWriterFactory();

        // Use a custom connection factory to customize the process of
        // initialization of outgoing HTTP connections. Beside standard connection
        // configuration parameters HTTP connection factory can define message
        // parser / writer routines to be employed by individual connections.
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                };
            }

        };
        HttpMessageWriterFactory<HttpRequest> requestWriterFactory = new DefaultHttpRequestWriterFactory();

        // Use a custom connection factory to customize the process of
        // initialization of outgoing HTTP connections. Beside standard connection
        // configuration parameters HTTP connection factory can define message
        // parser / writer routines to be employed by individual connections.
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