Java 11 HTTP Client
See original GitHub issueThere’s a branch that contains a Java 11 HTTP client implementation (java-11-http-client
). I see it’s several commits behind master.
Is there any reason why this wasn’t merged before? Can someone tell what’s left to do? This is a really nice feature if someone doesn’t want to include Netty into their app library. 😉
I ask this because I’m willing to work on it if it’s possible.
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@dagnir is going to work on getting this into a better branch for further development. I believe it’s pretty far along but we definitely are open to contributions.
I think the biggest time blocker is updating our release system to be able to release this on a daily basis since our release tooling is all built to use JDK8 and not JDK11. We’ll figure out what state we are in to be able to release this and follow back up.
Sorry for the late response. I found out I had trouble with SSL connexion with my S3 provider. The problem was not with the sdk itself. The only problem is that it doesn’t report for the real issue …