Understanding HTTP Connection Pools and Their Benefits

Understanding HTTP Connection Pools and Their Benefits

From: May’s Cangjie Cause During the 6.1 major promotion, a problem was discovered during duty hours: an RPC interface showed high response time (RT) during the peak order placement time from 0 to 2 AM (over 1s, even though this interface was optimized, an RT over this value is problematic; typically, even complex logic in … Read more

Goodbye HttpClient! Goodbye OkHttp!

Goodbye HttpClient! Goodbye OkHttp!

Java interview and written exam experience, learn a bit of Java technology every day Public account Java interview Follow me to avoid getting lost Author: Bo Saidong Source: https://www.cnblogs.com/bryan31/ Background Due to business needs, I have to integrate with many different third-party companies. These service providers all offer HTTP-based APIs. However, the specific details of … Read more

Getting Started with Apache HttpClient in Java

Getting Started with Apache HttpClient in Java

Apache HttpClient, a guardian of Java network connections! Introduction Hey friends, today I’m sharing a very useful tool—Apache HttpClient! Speaking of this tool, I have quite a lot of feelings! When I first transitioned from testing to Java development, the first project I took on was integrating with a third-party API, and because I didn’t … Read more

Exploring Apache HttpClient: A Network Request Adventure!

Exploring Apache HttpClient: A Network Request Adventure!

Exploring Apache HttpClient: A Network Request Adventure! Hey, friends! Niu Ge is back! Today we will explore a super useful Java tool – Apache HttpClient. Do you remember the first big challenge I faced when I transitioned from testing to Java development? That’s right, it was how to send HTTP requests in Java! It really … Read more

Apache HttpClient: A Bridge for Java Network Connections

Apache HttpClient: A Bridge for Java Network Connections

Brother Niu’s Java Kitchen: Apache HttpClient, A Bridge for Java Network Connections! Introduction: Let’s Talk About Brother Niu’s Pitfall Experience Today, let’s talk about Apache HttpClient! Have you ever had the experience of writing a program that needs to interact with other websites, only to encounter errors or messy data formats? When Brother Niu first … Read more

Exploring Apache HttpClient: A Java Request Adventure

Exploring Apache HttpClient: A Java Request Adventure

Exploring Apache HttpClient: A Java Request Adventure Hello, friends! Niu Ge is back! Today, let’s explore a magical tool in the Java world – Apache HttpClient. Do you remember the first challenge I faced when I transitioned from testing to Java? It was how to send HTTP requests in Java! It really troubled me at … Read more

Understanding Apache HttpClient: Your Diplomat in Network Communication

Understanding Apache HttpClient: Your Diplomat in Network Communication

Understanding Apache HttpClient: Your Diplomat in Network Communication Hey, friends! Niu Ge is back! Today we’re going to talk about a “diplomat” in the Java world – Apache HttpClient. Remember the weather query app we built last time? We used this powerful tool. Today, let Niu Ge take you deeper into understanding this network communication … Read more

Integrating Java with Selenium for Web Scraping

Click on the aboveJava Resource Community, select “Pin the public account” Quality articles delivered first Recently, I’ve become fascinated with web scraping technology. After learning about it, I found out the basic process of web scraping: 1. Analyze the interface, page, request parameters, and data rendering logic 2. Initiate requests to the interface and page … Read more

HTTP Persistent Connections and HttpClient Connection Pool

HTTP Persistent Connections and HttpClient Connection Pool

Background The HTTP protocol is a stateless protocol, meaning each request is independent of others. Therefore, its initial implementation was to open a TCP socket connection for each HTTP request, which would be closed after the interaction was complete. HTTP is a full-duplex protocol, so establishing and closing connections requires three-way handshakes and four-way handshakes. … Read more

Using Java’s HttpClient for Network Communication

Using Java's HttpClient for Network Communication

Using Java’s HttpClient In modern software development, network communication is an indispensable part. The Java HttpClient library provides a simple and efficient way to send HTTP requests and handle responses. Whether interacting with RESTful APIs or downloading files, HttpClient helps us accomplish tasks easily. In this article, I will introduce how to use Java’s HttpClient, … Read more