I am using Apache HttpClient API of version 4.3.3. When I execute the following statement it return HttpResponse instance.
HttpResonse response = httpClient.execute(httpRequest);
Executed the following statement to get response entity.
HttpEntity entity = response.getEntity();
Here I want to know which type of entity object returned. Eg: StringEntity, FileEntity, InputStreamEntity, ...
I tried the following but it returns ResponseEntityWrapper
String className = entity.getClass().getName();
Is there a way to know the specific type of the response entity ?
You wont get a Java object straight from the entity, its content is rather something specified by its mime type, which you can get with entity.getContentType().getValue()
(as long as the content-type is specified, otherwise you would obviously get a NullPointerException).
The content type is a string like "text/plain" or "text/html". For instance, if you get an "application/json" content type, then you need to to use a "deserializer" (like Gson or Jackson) and entity.getInputStream()
as an input for that deserializer.
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