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Tag: Apache HttpClient

HttpClient is part of the Apache HttpComponents project that provides a more advanced API for the client-side of the HTTP standard, compared to the java.net JDK package. Go over the guides below to learn how to use Apache HttpClient to address the most common HTTP operations.

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