Uses of Package
io.helidon.common.http

Classes in io.helidon.common.http used by io.helidon.common.http

Class	Description
AcceptPredicate	API to model HTTP content negotiation using Accept-* request headers.
CharMatcher	Extracted from Guava.
DataChunk	The DataChunk represents a part of the HTTP body content.
FormBuilder	Form builder interface.
FormParams	Provides access to any form parameters present in the request entity.
FormParams.Builder	Builder of a new FormParams instance.
Forwarded	A representation of the Http.Header.FORWARDED HTTP header.
HashHeaders	A Map-based Headers implementation with case-insensitive keys and immutable List of values that needs to be copied on each write.
HashParameters	A Map-based Parameters implementation with keys and immutable List of values that needs to be copied on each write.
Headers	Extends Parameters interface by adding methods convenient for HTTP headers.
Http.Method	Enumeration of all standard HTTP methods.
Http.RequestMethod	Interface representing an HTTP request method, all standard methods are in Http.Method enumeration.
Http.ResponseStatus	Base interface for status codes used in HTTP responses.
Http.ResponseStatus.Family	An enumeration representing the class of status code.
Http.Status	Commonly used status codes defined by HTTP, see HTTP/1.1 documentation for the complete list.
Http.Version	Enumeration of supported HTTP protocol versions.
HttpRequest.Path	Represents requested normalised URI path.
MediaType	An abstraction for a media type.
MediaType.Builder	A fluent API builder to create instances of MediaType.
Parameters	Parameters represents key : value pairs where key is a String with potentially multiple values.
Reader	Deprecated. since 2.0.0, use io.helidon.media.common.MessageBodyReader instead
ReadOnlyHeaders	An immutable implementation of Headers.
ReadOnlyParameters	An immutable implementation of Parameters.
SetCookie	Represents 'Set-Cookie' header value specified by RFC6265.
SetCookie.Builder	A fluent API builder for SetCookie.
SetCookie.SameSite	The SameSite attribute of the Set-Cookie HTTP response header allows you to declare if your cookie should be restricted to a first-party or same-site context.