HttpCore Examples

• Classic (blocking) HTTP/1.1 GET requests

  This example demonstrates synchronous execution of multiple HTTP/1.1 GET requests.

• Classic (blocking) HTTP/1.1 POST requests

  This example demonstrates synchronous execution of multiple HTTP/1.1 POST requests with enclosed content of various types.

• Asynchronous HTTP/1.1 GET requests

  This example demonstrates asynchronous execution of multiple HTTP/1.1 requests.

• Asynchronous HTTP/2 GET requests

  This example demonstrates asynchronous execution of multiple HTTP/2 requests.

• HTTP/2 requests over TLS connections with ALPN support

  This example demonstrates how to execute HTTP/2 requests over TLS connections with ALPN support. It also explains how to avoid the illegal reflective access operation warning when running Java 9 or older.

• HTTP/2 requests over TLS connections with ALPN support on Java 1.7 and Java 1.8

  This example demonstrates how to execute HTTP/2 requests over TLS connections with ALPN support on Java 1.7 and Java 1.8.

• Asynchronous HTTP/1.1 GET requests with message pipelining

  This example demonstrates asynchronous, pipelined execution multiple HTTP/1.1 requests.

• Asynchronous HTTP/2 GET requests with multiple concurrent streams

  This example demonstrates asynchronous, multistream execution of multiple HTTP/2 requests.

• Classic (blocking) HTTP/1.1 file server

  This is an example of an embedded HTTP/1.1 file server with a classic (blocking) message transport.

• Request filters with classic (blocking) HTTP/1.1 server

  This is an example of using synchronous request filters with an embedded HTTP/1.1 server.

• Asynchronous HTTP/1.1 file server

  This is an example of an embedded HTTP/1.1 file server with an event driven, non-blocking message transport.

• Request filters with asynchronous HTTP/1.1 server

  This is an example of using asynchronous request filters with an embedded HTTP/1.1 server.

• Asynchronous HTTP/2 file server

  This is an example of an embedded HTTP/2 file server with an event driven, non-blocking message transport.

• Classic (blocking) HTTP reverse proxy

  This is an example of an embedded HTTP/1.1 reverse proxy with a classic (blocking) message transport.

• Asynchronous HTTP reverse proxy

  This is an example of an embedded HTTP/1.1 reverse proxy with an event driven, non-blocking message transport.

• Client Reactive Streams

  This is an example of full-duplex HTTP/1.1 client side message exchanges using reactive streaming.

• Server Reactive Streams

  This is an example of full-duplex HTTP/1.1 server side message exchanges using reactive streaming.

• SNI (Server Name Identification) with classic (blocking) I/O

  This is an example of SNI (Server Name Identification) usage with classic I/O.

• SNI (Server Name Identification) with async I/O

  This is an example of SNI (Server Name Identification) usage with async I/O.