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package com.amazonaws.http;
import com.amazonaws.AmazonWebServiceRequest;
import java.io.IOException;
/**
* Interface for an HTTP client. Its main responsibility is to execute an
* {@link HttpRequest} and return a {@link HttpResponse}. There are some
* requirements for its implementation.
*
* - Execute the request without any modification. An {@link HttpRequest} is
* converted from an {@link AmazonWebServiceRequest} with signature information.
* If modified, the request is likely to be rejected by AWS service.
* - Disable retry logic and redirect which are handled by the service client
* itself.
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* - Beware of the Expect 100-continue header. Currently it's only used in S3's
* Put Object API. S3 can fail the request with a status code other than 100
* (continue) or 417 (reject) an an error message in the body.
* - Cache is unnecessary and isn't recommended to implement until it's
* supported by AWS service.
*
*/
public interface HttpClient {
/**
* Executes a {@link HttpRequest} and returns a {@link HttpResponse}.
*
* @param request a HTTP request
* @return the response object
* @throws IOException in case of a connection problem
*/
HttpResponse execute(HttpRequest request) throws IOException;
/**
* Forcefully shutdown this HTTP client and release all underlying
* resources.
*/
void shutdown();
}