Suggestion

[armor009]

Is it possible to have an async .execute without all the callback and function specification.
It is very messy and dirty to have to define all the possible call back methods.
See parseq http-client by LinkedIn built on top of this systems predecessor ning-http-client
https://github.com/linkedin/parseq/blob/master/subprojects/parseq-http-client/src/main/java/com/linkedin/parseq/httpclient/HttpClient.java

[TomGranot]

@mayank-mundhra-2012 Don't see why not, but I'd need a better description than this to get going.
How would the API look like from your perspective?

[TomGranot]

@mayank-mundhra-2012 Ping on this when you get a moment:)

[armor009]

1. Maybe you could have a look at the parseq repo and readme. The base repo of parseq is https://github.com/linkedin/parseq It has parallel async calls 2. parseq-http-client Uses ning client and has a wrapper around it to prevent the complicated functions and callables that compulsorily need to be developed and written everytime we do an async call. https://github.com/linkedin/parseq/tree/master/subprojects/parseq-http-client 3. You could also look at optimisations and innovations made at Restli https://linkedin.github.io/rest.li/ Thank you. I hope this is useful for enhancing the async-http-client. I am currently using async-http-client and hope it gets strengthened even further. Really like the positivity you bring to the project. Please keep that alive.

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[TomGranot]

@mayank-mundhra-2012 Thank you very much for the comments! We do it for the fun of it, after all....

Will look into this once the final housekeeping (maven central, etc..) stuff is all done.