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HTTP Client-Side

HTTP Clients such as the HttpClient, rest-assured or OkHttp are very useful for calling HTTP endpoints. This category is focused on these clients.

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>> Adding Interceptors in OkHTTP

>> Spring RestTemplate Exception: “Not enough variables available to expand”

>> Get List of JSON Objects with WebClient

>> Get list of JSON objects with Spring RestTemplate

>> Adding Parameters to HttpClient Requests

>> Retrofit 2 – Dynamic URL

>> How To Get Cookies From the Apache HttpClient Response

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>> How to Set TLS Version in Apache HttpClient

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>> A Quick Guide to Post Requests with OkHttp

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>> Simultaneous Spring WebClient Calls

>> How to Compress Requests Using the Spring RestTemplate

>> Add a Header to a Jersey SSE Client Request

>> Spring WebClient Filters

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