In the process of developing an application that utilizes the Rally Rest API, I came across a bad dependency with Apache HTTPClient in my app verses the older Apache HTTP v4.2 bundled with RallyRestToolkitForJava. In looking at this problem, I could upgrade their version to 4.3 to be more compatible with my application - or, not. I discovered that a lot of what I would change to make 4.3 work would eventually be changed when upgrading to 5.x. So I decided to strip out Apache HTTP Client and replace it with OkHTTP to avoid any further dependency overlap. This project is built with OkHttp v2.7.
Original code which was forked and mofidied here carried: Copyright (c) Rally Software Development Corp. 2013 Distributed under the MIT License. See the original stream here
As-is. I modified the original due to class conflicts with Apache HTTP. No continual work is planned. This project as-is allows me to focus on my original project (no more dependency hell, yay)
Notable Changes from the original
- Proxy support not ported
- API connectivity requires an API key (user/pass was previously deprecated and I did not port it)
- Newly added gzip support not currently ported (may change if my project needs it)
Refer to the original project for documentation