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Richard Kettelerij updated CAMEL-4056:
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Description:
Currently Camel only sends credentials when a server explicitly prompts for
basic authentication. However there're cases where a URL is available to both
authenticated as well as unauthenticated parties. In that case the
{{camel-http}} component won't sent any credentials to the server, even though
the credentials are explicitly provided in the URI or Exchange.
This can be solved by enabling preemptive authentication in Apache HttpClient.
In that case the credentials will always be provided whether the server asks
for it or not. -Enabling this provides a sensible default-.
was:
Currently Camel only sends credentials when a server explicitly prompts for
basic authentication. However there're cases where a URL is available to both
authenticated as well as unauthenticated parties. In that case the
{{camel-http}} component won't sent any credentials to the server, even though
the credentials are explicitly provided in the URI or Exchange.
This can be solved by enabling preemptive authentication in Apache HttpClient.
In that case the credentials will always be provided whether the server asks
for it or not. Enabling this provides a sensible default.
> Support for preemptive basic authentication
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> Key: CAMEL-4056
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-4056
> Project: Camel
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: camel-http
> Affects Versions: 2.7.2
> Reporter: Richard Kettelerij
> Assignee: Richard Kettelerij
> Fix For: 2.9.0
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>
> Currently Camel only sends credentials when a server explicitly prompts for
> basic authentication. However there're cases where a URL is available to both
> authenticated as well as unauthenticated parties. In that case the
> {{camel-http}} component won't sent any credentials to the server, even
> though the credentials are explicitly provided in the URI or Exchange.
> This can be solved by enabling preemptive authentication in Apache
> HttpClient. In that case the credentials will always be provided whether the
> server asks for it or not. -Enabling this provides a sensible default-.
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