988: Replaced all of the Apache HttpClients with Java's java.net.http#1003
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Thanks @oconnelc, this is a good improvement. Always nice to get along with lesser dependencies. |
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Replaced all of the Apache HttpClients with Java's java.net.http
This is to address ticket #988. As of Java 11 the HTTP Client provides mechanism to perform HTTP requests without the need of an external, third-party library.
Pull request description
All pom.xml files that had org.apache.httpcomponents in the dependencies no longer have this as a dependency.
All Java files that were using any of the components of the org.apache.httpcomponents.httpClient have been modified to have equivalent code using java.net.http.