Java network programming
Why are there literally no java books that go in depth about network programming? I am talking about the JDK 11 HttpClient, or working with certificates/sso tokens through TrustManager or KeyManagerFactory/SSLContext and like. I have searched and searched, and the only thing that comes near is an ancient outdated 4th edition "Java Networks Programming" which is made before jdk11 and thus have no HttpCllent.
And before you say docs.. theyre not explaining anything or go deep. You have to know what to look for and why you would use it. I need something that covers a broad area going deep and showing practical ways of using it.
Please let me know if you have any relatively up to date resources. Anything newer than jdk11 is acceptable.
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The Javadoc of
HttpClient shows two examples. HTTP is a pretty complex protocol so I don't think going deep into everything makes too much sense. If you are looking on how to do something, look for that specifically and not a general things that does everything you need.
For example if you want to use a custom TLS certificate, look for that💤 Post marked as dormant
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