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James Abley commented on HTTPCLIENT-834:
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1) OK, thanks for the clarification. That pretty much ties with my
understanding, but I thought it was a reasonable approach at the time and
seemed in line with recommendations from Java Concurrency in Practice. I've
removed the usage as you suggested.
2) I initially thought you wanted to specify quality values. But you're
describing something similar. I'm still not clear why that requires
configuration. If the user doesn't want the interceptor to indicate to the
server that various content codings are supported, the user can specify their
own Accept-Encoding header for the request and the request won't be altered and
the response won't be processed by the new interceptors. Indeed, that behaviour
is there to ensure that it doesn't break any existing clients that may be using
an interceptor already to support this functionality. Although thinking about
that, the new interceptor is getting added before the client has a chance to
add an interceptor, so the new ones that I've written will fire before a
user-provided one gets a chance to handle the request response. Is that the
issue? What else am I missing? Can you point me at an example of something
similar that already exists, for configuration parameters?
As as aside, is there any reason why the Javadocs aren't built as part of the
site hosted at apache?
> Transparent Content Coding support
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> Key: HTTPCLIENT-834
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HTTPCLIENT-834
> Project: HttpComponents HttpClient
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: HttpClient
> Affects Versions: 4.0 Beta 3
> Environment: Any
> Reporter: James Abley
> Attachments: 834.patch
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> I would like to see HttpClient features brought up to parity with other
> libraries, both in Java and other languages. c.f. Python's httplib2 (not yet
> in the standard library, but many would like to see it in there). That
> library transparently handles gzip and compress content codings.
> This issue is to capture possible solutions to providing this sort of innate
> functionality in HttpClient, so that users aren't required to know RFC2616
> intimately. The HttpClient library should do the right thing and use the
> network in the most efficient manner possible.
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