Interface XmlRpcHttpRequestConfig

All Superinterfaces:

XmlRpcConfig, XmlRpcHttpConfig, XmlRpcRequestConfig, XmlRpcStreamConfig, XmlRpcStreamRequestConfig

All Known Subinterfaces:

XmlRpcHttpClientConfig

All Known Implementing Classes:

RequestData, XmlRpcClientConfigImpl, XmlRpcHttpRequestConfigImpl

public interface XmlRpcHttpRequestConfig
extends XmlRpcStreamRequestConfig, XmlRpcHttpConfig

Extension of XmlRpcClientConfig for HTTP based transport. Provides details like server URL, user credentials, and so on.

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface XmlRpcStreamConfig

UTF8_ENCODING

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
String	getBasicPassword()	Returns the password being used for basic HTTP authentication.
String	getBasicUserName()	Returns the user name being used for basic HTTP authentication.
int	getConnectionTimeout()	Return the connection timeout in milliseconds
int	getReplyTimeout()	Return the reply timeout in milliseconds

Methods inherited from interface XmlRpcConfig

getTimeZone, isEnabledForExtensions

Methods inherited from interface XmlRpcHttpConfig

getBasicEncoding, isContentLengthOptional

Methods inherited from interface XmlRpcStreamConfig

getEncoding

Methods inherited from interface XmlRpcStreamRequestConfig

isEnabledForExceptions, isGzipCompressing, isGzipRequesting

Method Details

getBasicUserName

String getBasicUserName()

Returns the user name being used for basic HTTP authentication.

Returns:

User name or null, if no basic HTTP authentication is being used.

getBasicPassword

String getBasicPassword()

Returns the password being used for basic HTTP authentication.

Returns:

Password or null, if no basic HTTP authentication is beind used.

Throws:

IllegalStateException - A user name is configured, but no password.

getConnectionTimeout

int getConnectionTimeout()

Return the connection timeout in milliseconds

Returns:

connection timeout in milliseconds or 0 if no set

getReplyTimeout

int getReplyTimeout()

Return the reply timeout in milliseconds

Returns:

reply timeout in milliseconds or 0 if no set