Updated release notes for HttpClient 4.2
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Release 4.2
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This is the first stable (GA) release of HttpClient 4.2. The most notable enhancements included
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in this release are:
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* New facade API for HttpClient based on the concept of a fluent interface. The fluent API exposes
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only the most fundamental functions of HttpClient and is intended for relatively simple use cases
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that do not require the full flexibility of HttpClient. However, the fluent API almost fully
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relieves the users from having to deal with connection management and resource deallocation.
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* Redesigned and rewritten connection management code.
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* Enhanced HTTP authentication API that enables HttpClient to handle more complex authentication
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scenarios. HttpClient 4.2 is now capable of making use of multiple authentication challenges
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and retry authentication with a fall-back scheme in case the primary one fails. This can be
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important for compatibility with Microsoft products that are often configured to use
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SPNEGO/Kerberos as the preferred authentication scheme.
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Changelog
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* [HTTPCLIENT-1187] If a revalidation response is deemed too old CachingHttpClient fails to
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consume its content resulting in a connection leak.
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Contributed by Oleg Kalnichevski <olegk at apache.org>
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Changelog
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* [HTTPCLIENT-1164] Compressed entities are not being cached properly.
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Contributed by Jon Moore <jonm at apache dot org>.
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