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HttpAsyncClient Quick Start

    [[1]] Download 'Binary' package of the latest official release from the 
    {{{http://hc.apache.org/downloads.cgi} project download page}}. 
  
    There should be 7 jars in total (components marked with (*) include additional features and 
    are optional):
  
    * commons-logging-<x.x.x>.jar
  
    * commons-codec-<x.x.x>.jar
  
    * httpcore-<x.x.x>.jar
  
    * httpcore-nio-<x.x.x>.jar
  
    * httpclient-<x.x.x>.jar
  
    * httpasyncclient-<x.x.x>.jar
  
    * httpasyncclient-cache-<x.x.x>.jar (*)

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    [[2]] Take a look at the {{{../httpcomponents-core-ga/tutorial/html/index.html}HttpCore 
    tutorial}} for introduction to fundamentals of asynchronous HTTP communication with
    HttpComponents.
    
    [[3]] Another good way of getting started with HttpClient is by seeing it in action. Take 
    a look at the samples shipped with the release package or available {{{./examples.html}online}}.