Uses of Package
org.apache.hc.client5.http.impl.cache
Packages that use org.apache.hc.client5.http.impl.cache
Package
Description
Caching API implementation for both the classic and
the asynchronous HTTP transports.
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Classes in org.apache.hc.client5.http.impl.cache used by org.apache.hc.client5.http.impl.cacheClassDescriptionAbstract cache backend for serialized objects capable of CAS (compare-and-swap) updates.Abstract cache backend for serialized objects capable of CAS (compare-and-swap) updates.Should produce reasonably unique tokens.
HttpCacheEntrySerializer
implementation that uses the default (native) serialization.Determines if an HttpRequest is allowed to be served from the cache.Java Beans-style configuration for cachingHttpClient
.Rebuilds anHttpResponse
from aHttpCacheEntry
Determines whether a givenHttpCacheEntry
is suitable to be used as a response for a givenHttpRequest
.Abstract cache re-validation class.Creates newHttpCacheEntry
s and updates existing ones with new or updated information based on the response from the origin server.Builder for HTTP/2CloseableHttpAsyncClient
instances capable of client-side caching.Builder forCloseableHttpAsyncClient
instances capable of client-side caching.Builder forCloseableHttpClient
instances capable of client-side caching.Given a particular HTTP request / response pair, flush any cache entries that this exchange would invalidate.Class used for asynchronous revalidations to be used when thestale-while-revalidate
directive is presentGiven a particular HTTP request / response pair, flush any cache entries that this exchange would invalidate.Class used for asynchronous revalidations to be used when thestale-while-revalidate
directive is presentGeneratesResource
instances stored entirely in heap.Cache serializer and deserializer that uses an HTTP-like format.HttpCacheEntrySerializer
that usesHttpCacheStorageEntry
as its cache content representation.Records a set of information describing a cached variant.This class provides for parsing and understanding Warning headers.