Example usage for org.apache.http.client HttpClient interface-usage

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From source file fm.smart.r1.activity.AndroidHttpClient.java

/**
 * <p>Subclass of the Apache {@link DefaultHttpClient} that is configured with
 * reasonable default settings and registered schemes for Android, and
 * also lets the user add {@link HttpRequestInterceptor} classes.
 * Don't create this directly, use the {@link #newInstance} factory method.</p>
 * <p/>

From source file fm.smart.r1.AndroidHttpClient.java

/**
 * <p>Subclass of the Apache {@link DefaultHttpClient} that is configured with
 * reasonable default settings and registered schemes for Android, and
 * also lets the user add {@link HttpRequestInterceptor} classes.
 * Don't create this directly, use the {@link #newInstance} factory method.</p>
 * <p/>

From source file com.smartsheet.api.internal.http.DefaultHttpClient.java

/**
 * This is the Apache HttpClient (http://hc.apache.org/httpcomponents-client-ga/index.html) based HttpClient
 * implementation.
 *
 * Thread Safety: This class is thread safe because it is immutable and the underlying Apache CloseableHttpClient is
 * thread safe.

From source file de.juzmu.foerderverein.status.AndroidHttpClient.java

/**
 * Subclass of the Apache {@link DefaultHttpClient} that is configured with
 * reasonable default settings and registered schemes for Android, and
 * also lets the user add {@link HttpRequestInterceptor} classes.
 * Don't create this directly, use the {@link #newInstance} factory method.
 *

From source file cn.salesuite.saf.download.AndroidHttpClient.java

/**
 * Subclass of the Apache {@link DefaultHttpClient} that is configured with
 * reasonable default settings and registered schemes for Android, and
 * also lets the user add {@link HttpRequestInterceptor} classes.
 * Don't create this directly, use the {@link #newInstance} factory method.
 *

From source file com.devapp.download.AndroidHttpClient.java

/**
 * Subclass of the Apache {@link DefaultHttpClient} that is configured with
 * reasonable default settings and registered schemes for Android, and
 * also lets the user add {@link HttpRequestInterceptor} classes.
 * Don't create this directly, use the {@link #newInstance} factory method.
 *

From source file com.android.emerson.dl.utils.DownloadHttpClient.java

/**
 * Subclass of the Apache {@link DefaultHttpClient} that is configured with
 * reasonable default settings and registered schemes for Android, and also lets
 * the user add {@link HttpRequestInterceptor} classes. Don't create this
 * directly, use the {@link #newInstance} factory method.
 * 

From source file com.pretzlav.android.net.http.AndroidHttpClient.java

/**
 * Subclass of the Apache {@link DefaultHttpClient} that is configured with
 * reasonable default settings and registered schemes for Android, and
 * also lets the user add {@link HttpRequestInterceptor} classes.
 * Don't create this directly, use the {@link #newInstance} factory method.
 *

From source file com.renyu.listviewprogress.download.AndroidHttpClient.java

/**
 * Subclass of the Apache {@link org.apache.http.impl.client.DefaultHttpClient} that is configured with
 * reasonable default settings and registered schemes for Android, and
 * also lets the user add {@link org.apache.http.HttpRequestInterceptor} classes.
 * Don't create this directly, use the {@link #newInstance} factory method.
 *

From source file com.evendor.http.AndroidHttpClient.java

/**
 * Subclass of the Apache {@link DefaultHttpClient} that is configured with
 * reasonable default settings and registered schemes for Android, and also lets
 * the user add {@link HttpRequestInterceptor} classes. Don't create this
 * directly, use the {@link #newInstance} factory method.
 *