Release v0.1.6

• Added support for sending a payload with the DELETE method. Though this is not recommended by RFC 7231, section 4.3.5, other Python frameworks like requests and django support it

Release v0.1.5

• introduced Resendable interface, implemented by parameter, attachment and Request classes (NB: a stream parameter from an InputStream cannot be resent)
• Request.canResend() method returns whether the request can be resent again (eg if it fails due to outdated authentication headers)

Release v0.1.4

• parameters can also be String[] or java.util.List objects now, getting added to the URL multiple times

Release v0.1.3

• made it easier to post a single file or byte array via Request.attachment(AbstractAttachment); adds a Content-Disposition header with attachment (byte array) or attachment; filename=NAME (file)

requests4j-0.1.2

• now handles relative redirects properly

requests4j-0.1.1

• added support for missing OPTIONS method

requests4j-0.1.0

• swapped out underlying code, now using Apache's HttpClient
• separated core package into request and response
• removed hostname verification support

requests4j-0.0.4

• added basic support for proxies in Request objects (proxy(...), noProxy())

requests4j-0.0.3

• the body of a Request can be either String to byte[] now
• added add(Map<String,String>) method to FormData class (package com.github.fracpete.requests4j.form)

requests4j-0.0.2

• introduced HTTPResponse interface (package com.github.fracpete.requests4j.core) and the ability to supply a configured HTTPResponse object to the execute method, eg for streaming data rather than storing it in memory
• new HTTPResponse classes in package com.github.fracpete.requests4j.core:
  • FileResponse - writes received data straight to specified file
  • StreamResponse - writes received data to provided java.io.OutputStream