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Java HTTP Adapter

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Java adapters provide free reign over connectivity to a backend system. It is therefore the developer’s responsibility to ensure best practices regarding performance and other implementation details. This tutorial covers an example of a Java adapter that connects to an RSS feed by using a Java HttpClient.

Prerequisites

Make sure to read the Java Adapters tutorial first.

See the release-specific topic for further instructions.

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