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Package com.sapportals.wcm.util.http

A collection of classes and interfaces for client-side HTTP access

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Interface Summary
IContext Interface for user and authentication information objects in http requests.
ICookie HTTP cookie.
ICredentials Interface for a module implementing a HTTP authorization scheme.
IExtendedCookie HTTP cookie with extended functionality Copyright (c) SAP AG 2001-2002
IProxyInfo An IWDProxyInfo objects keeps information about proxy servers for http requests and determines if for a given hostname the proxy shall be used.
IRequest Interface for HTTP request passed on to a IWDRequester, which performs the request.
IRequester Requester have the main task to perform HTTP requests and return IWDResponses.
IRequesterFactory A requester factory is able to handle out new IWDRequester for a given base URL.
IResponse IWDResponse represents the response to a HTTP request, as performed with an IWDRequest.
 

Class Summary
Base64 Yet another base64 implementation.
ContentType HTTP Content Type: mime type + optional encoding.
DateFormat Utility class for handling date conversions as needed in HTTP headers and WEBDAV response documents.
Headers Headers keeps a list of HTTP headers and grants case-insensitiv access to those.
HttpRequest Implements IRequest interface for HTTP requests.
HttpStatus WDStatus represents a HTTP conform status line with protocol, status code and optional description.
ProxyInfo An IWDProxyInfo objects keeps information about proxy servers for http requests and determines if for a given hostname the proxy shall be used.
RequesterFactory Default Implementation of IRequesterFactory getter.
UserInfo Keeps username and password.
 

Exception Summary
ConnectException Signals connection problems.
 

Package com.sapportals.wcm.util.http Description

A collection of classes and interfaces for client-side HTTP access.

Related Documentation

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RFC 2616 - Hypertext Transfer Protocol -- HTTP/1.1
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