Hi Brian, There are multiple ways to solve this problem. In most apps, I create my own http service(s), that takes care of all the "special requirements" for that app. (of course, I use the httpClient in there). I inject this in the module that is bootstrapped. That way you can just inject it where you need it. I. Larger apps even have more as one. For example, one for a special 3rth party service, and one for the private part of my own api's
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