Example usage for org.apache.http.impl.client DefaultConnectionKeepAliveStrategy subclass-usage

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From source file com.cisco.oss.foundation.http.apache.InfraConnectionKeepAliveStrategy.java

/**
 * Created by Yair Ogen on 1/26/14.
 */
public class InfraConnectionKeepAliveStrategy extends DefaultConnectionKeepAliveStrategy {

    private long idleTimeout = -1;

From source file org.sonatype.nexus.apachehttpclient.NexusConnectionKeepAliveStrategy.java

/**
 * Nexus connection keep alive strategy, that differs from the HC4 default one only in one thing: when server does
 * not state timeout, it never says "indefinite" (meaning pool it forever), but instead a finite amount of time.
 *
 * @author cstamas
 * @since 2.3

From source file org.sonatype.nexus.internal.httpclient.NexusConnectionKeepAliveStrategy.java

/**
 * Nexus connection keep alive strategy, that differs from the HC4 default one only in one thing: when server does
 * not state timeout, it never says "indefinite" (meaning pool it forever), but instead a finite amount of time.
 *
 * @since 2.3
 */

From source file org.openrepose.core.services.httpclient.impl.ConnectionKeepAliveWithTimeoutStrategy.java

/**
 * Custom keep alive strategy that defaults to the non-standard Keep-Alive header to communicate to the client the
 * period of time in seconds they intend to keep the connection alive on the server side.  If this
 * header is present in the response, the value in this header will be used to determine the maximum
 * length of time to keep a persistent connection open for.
 * <p/>

From source file com.normalexception.app.rx8club.httpclient.KeepAliveStrategy.java

/**
 * Custom Keep alive strategy
 */
public class KeepAliveStrategy extends DefaultConnectionKeepAliveStrategy {

    private static final int KAL_TIME = 30; // seconds