HTTP 2.0 is an extension of 1.x rather than a replacement. It is called “2.0” because it changes the way data is exchanged between clients and servers. HTTP 2.0 introduces a new binary framing layer that is not compatible with previous HTTP 1.x servers and clients — hence the name 2.0. Before formally introducing HTTP … Read more
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
Brother Niu’s Java Kitchen: OkHttp, The Fearless Messenger for Java Network Requests! Introduction: From Ordering Takeout to Network Requests Friends, today we are going to talk about the amazing OkHttp! Remember the last time I worked late into the night, starving, and ordered takeout on my phone? After a few taps, the delivery guy accepted … Read more
Niu Ge’s Java Kitchen: OkHttp, The Speedster of Java Network Requests! Introduction: From Ordering Takeout to Network Requests Hey friends, Niu Ge recently ordered takeout at home and noticed an interesting phenomenon: sometimes the order information syncs to the merchant instantly, while other times it feels like it’s stuck. So I wondered, how does this … Read more
Niu Ge’s Java Kitchen: OkHttp, A Bridge Builder for Java Network Connections! Introduction: Starting from Ordering Takeout Friends, don’t we all have experiences like this: starving, opening the takeout app, ordering a fried chicken burger, and waiting for the delivery guy to bring it home? During this process, your phone and the takeout platform’s server … Read more
Little Horse’s Java Kitchen: OkHttp, A Java Network Communication Messenger! Introduction: Starting from Ordering Takeout Friends, let’s talk about a small scene in our daily life: when you are hungry, you open the takeout app to order food. You enter the address, choose the meal, click to place the order, and soon the delivery rider … Read more
Niu Ge’s Java Kitchen: OkHttp, Your Java Network Communication Courier! Introduction Hey friends, Niu Ge has recently become obsessed with online shopping, especially with those “same-day delivery” services, it’s simply amazing! But speaking of which, don’t we often need a “courier” to help us send and receive data when we write code? For example, you … Read more
OkHttp: A Messenger for Java Network Requests! Introduction Hey friends, let’s talk about a particularly useful tool—OkHttp! First, a little background story: When Niu Ge just transitioned from testing to Java development, the first task he received was to write an interface call function. At that time, he was completely confused. What is the HTTP … Read more
OkHttp: A Messenger for Java Network Requests! Hello everyone, I am your old friend “Xiao Mage”! Today, let’s talk about OkHttp, the “delivery guy” for Java network requests! Introduction Do you remember when I just transitioned to Java development? Once, my boss asked me to write a data scraping program, and I was completely confused, … Read more
Using Axios for HTTP Requests in Java Hello everyone! Today we are going to learn how to use Axios in Java to handle HTTP requests. Axios is a Promise-based HTTP client that is widely used in front-end development, but it can also play an important role in Java back-end development. By the end of this … Read more