Hi all,
I am new to HttpClient and was reading through its "Getting started" section. What
struck me immediately is that HttpMethods are full-fledged objects of their own in
HttpClient. I think this is a great idea.
However, I don't understand why HttpClient couldn't have something like a HttpResponse
object that is returned when execute() is called. It just seems a bit kludgy to call
getResponse() on the HttpMethod object itself.
Was there a design reason on why this was done ?
PLUS: I am enjoying this library. Thank you for it!
Regards,
Tarun
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