Hello everyone,

I want to use HttpServer for testing purpose.
The way I want to use, it is:

*       Start the Httpserver with a HttpRequestHandler registered for a 
dedicated URI

*         Receive POST requests on this URI  with a payload

*         Check the payload

o   If the payload doesn't contain a dedicated id, continue to receive POST 
requests until a certain  duration is reached.

o   If the payload contains the dedicated id but with additional data  that 
doesn't match what we are waiting for, return a 400  and then stop/shutdown the 
HttpServer right after.

o   If the payload contains the dedicated id  with additional data that matches 
what we are waiting for, return 200 and then stop/shutdown the HttpServer right 
after.


I have found a way to do this, using some flags, but I have to wait for a 
timeout using awaitTermination method.


Is there a way, once I have received either a POST request with a right payload 
or a wrong payload, in the HttpRequestHandler.handle method, to return an HTTP 
response and, right after perform a  stop/shutdown of the HttpServer ?

FYI, if I stop/shutdown the HTTPServer in the the HttpRequestHandler.handle 
method, the HTTP response hasn't been sent back to the caller.

I suppose also that if I do a System.exit(0) with a addShutdownHook registered, 
the HTTP response won't sent back to the caller, right ?

Best Regards.

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