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InputStreamReader; import org. DefaultMethodRetryHandler; import org. HttpClient; import org. InputStreamRequestEntity; import org. PostMethod; import org. View All. Aarti Updated date Sep 13, Sometimes we work on some middleware project and face the issue for testing that application because that middleware application is used by some third party. For example:. The new instance of protocol can then be set as the protocol handler for a HostConfiguration. For example to configure the default host and protocol handler for a HttpClient instance use:.

Finally, you can register your custom protocol as the default handler for a specific protocol designator eg: https by calling the Protocol. You can specify your own protocol designator such as 'myhttps' if you need to use your custom protocol as well as the default SSL protocol implementation.

If you want this protocol to represent the default SSL protocol implementation, simply register it under 'https' designator, which will make the protocol object take place of the existing one. There are several custom socket factories available in our contribution package.

They can be a good start for those who seek to tailor the behavior of the HTTPS protocol to the specific needs of their application:. Due to what appears to be a bug in Sun's older below 1. For example, the HTTP 1. For the HTTP agent written in Java there's no reliable way to test if a connection is 'stale' other than attempting to perform a read on it. That effectively makes the connection appear 'stale' to HttpClient, which leaves it with no other way but to drop the connection and to open a new one, thus defeating HTTP 1.

The problem appears to have been fixed in Sun's Java 1. Workaround: Disable stale connection check if upgrade to Java 1. Please note that HttpClient will no longer be able to detect invalid connections and some requests may fail due to transport errors. For details on how transport errors can be recovered from please refer to the Exception Handling Guide. If persistent SSL connections support and transport reliability is an issue for your application we strongly advise you to upgrade to Java 1.

Authetication schemes that rely on persistent connection state do not work on Sun's JVMs below 1. This problem is directly related to the problem described above. Certain authentication schemes or certain implementations of standard authentication schemes are connection based, that is, the user authentication is performed once when the connection is being established, rather than every time a request is being processed. Damodaran Deepu Deepu 11 6 6 bronze badges.

Are you using any external library? What jars do you have on your classpath? Try adding commons-codec Thanks dude. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Add the jar Commons-codec. Bilbo Baggins Bilbo Baggins 2, 7 7 gold badges 43 43 silver badges 70 70 bronze badges. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. DanielBarbarian DanielBarbarian 4, 12 12 gold badges 31 31 silver badges 40 40 bronze badges.

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