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com.sapportals.wcm.util.http

Packages that use com.sapportals.wcm.util.http
com.sapportals.wcm.util.http A collection of classes and interfaces for client-side HTTP access 
com.sapportals.wcm.util.http.slim An implementation of the com.sapportals.wcm.util.http interfaces 
 

Classes in com.sapportals.wcm.util.http used by com.sapportals.wcm.util.http
ContentType
          HTTP Content Type: mime type + optional encoding.
Headers
          Headers keeps a list of HTTP headers and grants case-insensitiv access to those.
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.
UserInfo
          Keeps username and password.
 

Classes in com.sapportals.wcm.util.http used by com.sapportals.wcm.util.http.slim
IContext
          Interface for user and authentication information objects in http requests.
IProxyInfo
          An IWDProxyInfo objects keeps information about proxy servers for http requests and determines if for a given hostname the proxy shall be used.
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.
 

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