Re: persisting Response with HttpCore - implementing cache

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Oleg,

thank you for your help.
Sorry that I didn't answer yet, but my time was short so that I could 
have a look at all only yesterday.

Am I right that HttpWriter/HttpParser only process the headers and the 
message body writing/parsing is done via Entity(De)Serializer?

I adopted the Buffer-Mockups to use FileOutputStream but I do not use 
the AbstractHttpClientConnection.

I think the code I've implemented by now does what I need, but can you 
please just have a look if there is a potentially problem in my code 
e.g. use of internal API that may change?

Thanks in advance
Martin  

Here's the code extract (writing and reading response only):

           String filename = "c:/temp/response.txt";

           EntitySerializer serializer = new EntitySerializer(new 
StrictContentLengthStrategy());
           FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(filename);
           SessionOutputBufferMockup sobm = new 
SessionOutputBufferMockup(fos);
           HttpResponseWriter writer = new HttpResponseWriter(sobm, 
BasicLineFormatter.DEFAULT, new BasicHttpParams());
           writer.write(response);
           serializer.serialize(sobm, response, response.getEntity());
           fos.close();

           EntityDeserializer entityDeserializer = new 
EntityDeserializer(new LaxContentLengthStrategy());
           FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(filename);
           SessionInputBufferMockup sibm = new 
SessionInputBufferMockup(fis, 1024);
           HttpResponseParser responseParser = new HttpResponseParser(
               sibm,
               BasicLineParser.DEFAULT,
               new DefaultHttpResponseFactory(),
               new BasicHttpParams());
          
           response = (HttpResponse) responseParser.parse();
           
response.setEntity(entityDeserializer.deserialize(sibm,response));
           fis.close();