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In the google documentation of HttpTransport it is mentioned that
For maximum efficiency, applications should use a single globally-shared instance of the HTTP transport.
GoogleHttpClient creates a new NetHttpTransport each time a new instance is created. According to the google documentation, this results in loss of efficiency. A solution for this would be to be able to give as a parameter an existing HttpTransport and use that in stead of creating a new NetHttpTransport each time.
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In the google documentation of HttpTransport it is mentioned that
GoogleHttpClient creates a new NetHttpTransport each time a new instance is created. According to the google documentation, this results in loss of efficiency. A solution for this would be to be able to give as a parameter an existing HttpTransport and use that in stead of creating a new NetHttpTransport each time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: