HttpRequestFactory factory = new HttpRequestFactory(getApplicationContext()) {
@Override
public void Happens(RIO rio) {
//you will have the response data in rio object
}
};
factory.createRequest(RequestType.GET,"https://httpbin.org/get")
.secure(true)
.execute();
HttpRequestFactory factory = new HttpRequestFactory(getApplicationContext()) {
@Override
public void Happens(RIO rio) {
int a = 0;
}
};
factory.createRequest(RequestType.POST,"https://httpbin.org/post")
.secure(true)
.addHeaderValue("Content-type","application/json")
.setBody("{\"test\":\"object\"}")
.execute();
RIO is the response identifier object which carries the data related to response and exceptions.
- result , represents the request code; eg 200 HTTP_OK, 404 HTTP_NOT_FOUND etc
- response_json , JSON serialized version of response text, equals to null if there is an exception
- response_str, response text
- exceptions, the list of exceptions along the response comes through, null if there is no exception.
- responseUrl
- request, Request object that performs the http request
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