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An HttpRoute is the path along which a request has to be sent to the server. The route starts at a local network address and may pass through one or more proxies before reaching the target. Routes through proxies can be tunnelled, and a layered protocol (TLS/SSL) might be put on top of the tunnel. The RouteTracker helps in tracking the steps for establishing a route, while an HttpRouteDirector determines the next step to take.
The HttpRoutePlanner is responsible for determining a route to a given target host. Implementations must know about proxies to use, and about exemptions for hosts that should be contacted directly without a proxy.
| HttpRouteDirector | Provides directions on establishing a route. |
| HttpRoutePlanner | Encapsulates logic to compute a HttpRoute to a target host. |
| RouteInfo | Read-only interface for route information. |
| BasicRouteDirector | Basic implementation of an HttpRouteDirector. |
| HttpRoute | The route for a request. |
| RouteTracker | Helps tracking the steps in establishing a route. |
| RouteInfo.LayerType | The layering type of a route. |
| RouteInfo.TunnelType | The tunnelling type of a route. |