If you ever needed to request HTTP resources with Java, you probably came across several solutions put together from a surprising number of lines. And you probably ended up with using a third party library to achieve your goal in a reasonable manner.
Good news: besides [Java 9 modules], the next JDK version comes with a brand new HTTP client, and it not only brings support for HTTP/2, but also a sleek and comprehensive API. Let’s have a closer look at the new features.
| Author: | Jens Klingen |
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| Tags: | java9, java, http, http2 |
| Categories: | development |
Undertow is an open-source lightweight, flexible and performant Java server, they say. I can confirm that it’s
- lightweight: just have a look at those few lines of code to start a server and 1MB core JAR
- flexible: always feel free to provide your own implementations or use Undertow helpers to delegate usual server glue code to a more specific implementation you provide
I didn’t check or compare performance. It is the default server implementation of Wildfly Application Server and sponsored by JBoss.
| Author: | Philipp Renoth |
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| Tags: | undertow, http |
| Categories: | java, http, development |