Hi Thank you. It helps. In Java, we can use HTTPUrlConnection to do this. App Engine's implementation of URLConnection does not maintain a persistent connection with the remote host. When the app sets request data or writes to the output stream, the request data is kept in memory. When the app accesses any data about the response, such as getting the input stream (or calling the connect() method), App Engine calls the URL Fetch service with the request data, gets the response, closes the connection and returns the response data.
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