Can I use one instance of AndroidHttpClient for multiple calls simultaneously

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Can I use one instance of AndroidHttpClient for multiple calls simultaneously

AndroidHttpClient said it is thread safe . Just make sure this means that I can use one client instance in my application for all HTTP requests? Is there any reason not to do this?

In my source code, I noticed that it uses BasicHttpContext , not SyncBasicHttpContext . Does ThreadSafeClientConnManager all thread complexity?

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Asaf pinhassi Apr 15 '13 at 6:29

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