Esempio HttpClient sincrono Java14 – Panoramica e tutorial semplice – send()

Pubblicato: 2020-09-06

Panoramica e semplice tutorial client HttpClient sincrono Java14

Java ha recentemente rilasciato Java 14 JDK. In questo tutorial analizzeremo Panoramica e Tutorial del client HttpClient sincrono Java semplice.

Se hai una delle seguenti domande, sei nel posto giusto.

  • Come si crea una richiesta HTTP asincrona in JAVA
  • Perché usare HttpClient per la connessione sincrona
  • Una piccola introduzione a HttpClient di Java 11
  • Esercitazione sull'API HTTP/2 Java 11
  • Introduzione al client Java HTTP OpenJDK
  • Client HTTP Java – Esempi e ricette

Un HttpClient può essere utilizzato per inviare richieste e recuperare le loro risposte. Un HttpClient viene creato tramite un builder.

Iniziamo:

Crea file CrunchifyJavaSynchronousHTTPClient.java

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package crunchify . com . tutorial ;
 
import java . io . IOException ;
import java . net . URI ;
import java . net . http . HttpClient ;
import java . net . http . HttpHeaders ;
import java . net . http . HttpRequest ;
import java . net . http . HttpResponse ;
import java . time . Duration ;
 
/**
* @author Crunchify.com
* Overview and Simple Java Synchronous HttpClient Client Tutorial
*/
 
public class CrunchifyJavaSynchronousHTTPClient {
 
     private static final HttpClient crunchifyHttpClient = HttpClient . newBuilder ( )
             . version ( HttpClient . Version . HTTP_1_1 )
             . connectTimeout ( Duration . ofSeconds ( 5 ) )
             . build ( ) ;
 
     // HttpClient: An HttpClient can be used to send requests and retrieve their responses. An HttpClient is created through a builder.
 
     // Duration: A time-based amount of time, such as '5 seconds'.
     // send() This class models a quantity or amount of time in terms of seconds and nanoseconds. It can be accessed using other duration-based units, such as minutes and hours.
     // In addition, the DAYS unit can be used and is treated as exactly equal to 24 hours, thus ignoring daylight savings effects. See Period for the date-based equivalent to this class.
     public static void main ( String [ ] args ) {
 
         HttpRequest crunchifyRequest = HttpRequest . newBuilder ( )
                 . GET ( )
                 . uri ( URI . create ( "https://crunchify.com/wp-content/java/crunchify-java-httpclient-tutorial.html" ) )
                 . setHeader ( "User-Agent" , "Crunchify Java Synchronous HTTPClient Example..." )
                 . build ( ) ;
 
         // HttpResponse: An HttpResponse is not created directly, but rather returned as a result of sending an HttpRequest.
         HttpResponse < String > crunchifyResponse = null ;
         try {
 
             // CompletableFuture: A Future that may be explicitly completed (setting its value and status), and may be used as a CompletionStage, supporting dependent functions and actions that trigger upon its completion.
             // send: Sends the given request using this client, blocking if necessary to get the response.
             // The returned HttpResponse<T> contains the response status, headers, and body ( as handled by given response body handler ).
             crunchifyResponse = crunchifyHttpClient . send ( crunchifyRequest , HttpResponse . BodyHandlers . ofString ( ) ) ;
 
             // print response headers
             HttpHeaders crunchifyHeaders = crunchifyResponse . headers ( ) ;
             crunchifyHeaders . map ( ) . forEach ( ( k , v ) - > System . out . println ( k + ":" + v ) ) ;
 
             // print status code
             crunnchifyPrint ( crunchifyResponse . statusCode ( ) ) ;
 
             // print response body
             crunnchifyPrint ( crunchifyResponse . body ( ) ) ;
 
         } catch ( IOException e ) {
             e . printStackTrace ( ) ;
 
         } catch ( InterruptedException e ) {
             e . printStackTrace ( ) ;
         }
     }
 
     private static void crunnchifyPrint ( Object data ) {
         System . out . println ( data ) ;
 
     }
 
}

crunchifyHttpClient.send() java API invia la richiesta data utilizzando questo client, bloccando se necessario per ottenere la risposta.

L' HttpResponse<T> restituito contiene lo stato della risposta, le intestazioni e il corpo (come gestito dal gestore del corpo della risposta specificato).

crunchifyHttpClient.send() API java

Basta eseguire sopra il codice come programma Java e vedrai la risposta come di seguito.

Risultato della console:

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/ Library / Java / JavaVirtualMachines / jdk - 14.0.2.jdk / Contents / Home / bin / java - javaagent : / Applications / IntelliJ IDEA . app crunchify . com . tutorial . CrunchifyJavaSynchronousHTTPClient
accept - ranges : [ bytes ]
connection : [ keep - alive ]
content - length : [ 108 ]
content - type : [ text / html ; charset = UTF - 8 ]
date : [ Sun , 06 Sep 2020 02 : 02 : 58 GMT ]
etag : [ "5f5442af-6c" ]
last - modified : [ Sun , 06 Sep 2020 02 : 00 : 15 GMT ]
server : [ nginx ]
x - edge - location - klb : [ VhPBsSUriL2dZtW2Pu8FgAke45e082923ff37191eace6947ec35b35d ]
200
< ! DOCTYPE html >
< html >
< body >
 
< h1 > Hey . . This is Crunchify ' s Java HTTPClient Tutorial . < / h1 >
 
< / body >
< / html >
 
Process finished with exit code 0

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