Uses of Package
org.apache.http.client.cache
Packages that use org.apache.http.client.cache
Package
Description
This package consists largely of constants and interfaces that are
necessary for building new storage backends for the
CachingHttpClient
or for
those clients wanting to get a little more behavioral information
out of the cache module (for example, whether a particular response
was a cache hit or not).
This package contains a cache module that can be used for HTTP/1.1
client-side caching.
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Classes in org.apache.http.client.cache used by org.apache.http.client.cacheClassDescriptionThis enumeration represents the various ways a response can be generated by the
CachingHttpClient
; if a request is executed with anHttpContext
then a parameter with one of these values will be registered in the context under the keyCACHE_RESPONSE_STATUS
.Structure used to store anHttpResponse
in a cache.Used for atomically updating entries in aHttpCacheStorage
implementation.Signals thatHttpCacheStorage
encountered an error performing an update operation.Used to limiting the size of an incoming response body of unknown size that is optimistically being read in anticipation of caching it.Represents a disposable system resource used for handling cached response bodies. -
Classes in org.apache.http.client.cache used by org.apache.http.impl.client.cacheClassDescriptionStructure used to store an
HttpResponse
in a cache.Used by someHttpCacheStorage
implementations to serializeHttpCacheEntry
instances to a byte representation before storage.Given a particular HttpRequest, flush any cache entries that this request would invalidate.New storage backends should implement thisHttpCacheStorage
interface.Used for atomically updating entries in aHttpCacheStorage
implementation.Used to limiting the size of an incoming response body of unknown size that is optimistically being read in anticipation of caching it.Represents a disposable system resource used for handling cached response bodies.GeneratesResource
instances for handling cached HTTP response bodies.