Ortwin Glück wrote:
Yes, Oleg, that is exactly what I had in mind. I find it a much cleaner
design.
Odi, Roland
I refactored the HttpClientConnection and HttpServerConnection
interfaces based on your suggestions.
As of now DefaultHttpClientConnection and DefaultHttpServerConnection
basically represent a thin wrapper around an aggregation of a
HttpDataReceiver, a HttpDataTransmitter, and a network socket with
virtually no control logic of what so ever. They are essentially no
longer usable without a controller such HttpRequestExecutor. I am still
not entirely convinced this is a good thing but probably I should just
get used to this new API.
Please review the latest changes in SVN and let me know what you think.
Cheers,
Oleg
Thanks
Odi
Oleg Kalnichevski wrote:
Odi,
Do you think this will make a better interface?
Oleg
interface HttpClientConnection extends HttpConnection {
...
void sendRequestHeader(HttpRequest request) throws HttpException,
IOException;
void sendRequestEntity(HttpEntityEnclosingRequest request) throws
HttpException, IOException;
HttpMutableResponse receiveResponseHeader(HttpParams params)
throws HttpException, IOException;
HttpEntity receiveResponseEntity(HttpParams params) throws
HttpException, IOException;
}
interface HttpServerConnection extends HttpConnection {
...
HttpMutableRequest receiveRequestHeader(HttpParams params) throws
HttpException, IOException;
HttpEntity receiveRequestEntity(HttpParams params) throws
HttpException, IOException;
void sendResponseHeader(HttpResponse response) throws
HttpException, IOException;
void sendResponseEntity(HttpResponse response) throws
HttpException, IOException;
}
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