I\'ve seen many different examples of using HttpURLConnection + InputStream, and closing them (or not closing them) after use. This is what I came up with to make sure every
There is also the new (with Java 7) 'try()' technique
try (OutputStream os = http.getOutputStream()) {
os.write(out);
}
Basically, it will auto-close anything in the try() statement, regardless of whether it is successful or not.
Yep.. Doing the end part in finally would be best idea because if code fails somewhere, program won't reach till .close()
, .disconnect()
statements that we keep before catch statements...
If the code fails somewhere and exception is thrown in between of the program, still finally get executed regardless of exception thrown...