AutoClose HttpURLConnection same as DB Connection(using try-with-resourse) in JAVA
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Auto closing HttpURLConnection (same as DB Connection using try-with-resourse)
here i am looking for closing HttpURLConnection,without closing manually ex:urlConnection.disconnect(); in finally block
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Auto closing HttpURLConnection (same as DB Connection using try-with-resourse)
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java httpurlconnection
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Auto closing HttpURLConnection (same as DB Connection using try-with-resourse)
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java httpurlconnection
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Auto closing HttpURLConnection (same as DB Connection using try-with-resourse)
here i am looking for closing HttpURLConnection,without closing manually ex:urlConnection.disconnect(); in finally block
java httpurlconnection
java httpurlconnection
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It's not exactly the same, but you can write a wrapper class for Autocloseable that kind of does it for you.
class AutocloseWrapper<T> implements Autocloseable {
T wrapped;
Consumer<T> closeMethod;
public AutocloseWrapper(T wrapped, Consumer<T> closeMethod) {
this.wrapped = wrapped; this.closeMethod = closeMethod;
}
public void close() {
closeMethod.accept(wrapped);
}
}
And you'd call that with
private void yourMethod() {
HttpUrlConnection connection = createConnection();
try (AutocloseWrapper wrapper = new AutocloseWrapper(connection, HttpUrlConnection::disconnect)) {
// do your stuff with the connection
}
// connection.disconnect() will have been called here
}
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It's not exactly the same, but you can write a wrapper class for Autocloseable that kind of does it for you.
class AutocloseWrapper<T> implements Autocloseable {
T wrapped;
Consumer<T> closeMethod;
public AutocloseWrapper(T wrapped, Consumer<T> closeMethod) {
this.wrapped = wrapped; this.closeMethod = closeMethod;
}
public void close() {
closeMethod.accept(wrapped);
}
}
And you'd call that with
private void yourMethod() {
HttpUrlConnection connection = createConnection();
try (AutocloseWrapper wrapper = new AutocloseWrapper(connection, HttpUrlConnection::disconnect)) {
// do your stuff with the connection
}
// connection.disconnect() will have been called here
}
answered Nov 19 at 8:20
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It's not exactly the same, but you can write a wrapper class for Autocloseable that kind of does it for you.
class AutocloseWrapper<T> implements Autocloseable {
T wrapped;
Consumer<T> closeMethod;
public AutocloseWrapper(T wrapped, Consumer<T> closeMethod) {
this.wrapped = wrapped; this.closeMethod = closeMethod;
}
public void close() {
closeMethod.accept(wrapped);
}
}
And you'd call that with
private void yourMethod() {
HttpUrlConnection connection = createConnection();
try (AutocloseWrapper wrapper = new AutocloseWrapper(connection, HttpUrlConnection::disconnect)) {
// do your stuff with the connection
}
// connection.disconnect() will have been called here
}
answered Nov 19 at 8:20
daniu
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It's not exactly the same, but you can write a wrapper class for Autocloseable that kind of does it for you.
class AutocloseWrapper<T> implements Autocloseable {
T wrapped;
Consumer<T> closeMethod;
public AutocloseWrapper(T wrapped, Consumer<T> closeMethod) {
this.wrapped = wrapped; this.closeMethod = closeMethod;
}
public void close() {
closeMethod.accept(wrapped);
}
}
And you'd call that with
private void yourMethod() {
HttpUrlConnection connection = createConnection();
try (AutocloseWrapper wrapper = new AutocloseWrapper(connection, HttpUrlConnection::disconnect)) {
// do your stuff with the connection
}
// connection.disconnect() will have been called here
}
answered Nov 19 at 8:20
daniu
6,67021634
It's not exactly the same, but you can write a wrapper class for Autocloseable that kind of does it for you.
class AutocloseWrapper<T> implements Autocloseable {
T wrapped;
Consumer<T> closeMethod;
public AutocloseWrapper(T wrapped, Consumer<T> closeMethod) {
this.wrapped = wrapped; this.closeMethod = closeMethod;
}
public void close() {
closeMethod.accept(wrapped);
}
}
And you'd call that with
private void yourMethod() {
HttpUrlConnection connection = createConnection();
try (AutocloseWrapper wrapper = new AutocloseWrapper(connection, HttpUrlConnection::disconnect)) {
// do your stuff with the connection
}
// connection.disconnect() will have been called here
}
answered Nov 19 at 8:20
daniu
6,67021634
answered Nov 19 at 8:20
daniu
6,67021634
answered Nov 19 at 8:20
daniu
6,67021634
answered Nov 19 at 8:20
daniu
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