Deprecated API

Contents

• Classes
• Methods

Classes

Class	Description
brave.http.HttpAdapter	Since 5.10, use HttpRequest and HttpResponse
brave.http.HttpClientAdapter	Since 5.10, use HttpClientRequest and HttpClientResponse
brave.http.HttpClientParser	Since 5.10, use HttpRequestParser and HttpResponseParser
brave.http.HttpParser	Since 5.10, use HttpRequestParser and HttpResponseParser
brave.http.HttpSampler	Since 5.8, use SamplerFunction<HttpRequest>.
brave.http.HttpServerAdapter	Since 5.10, use HttpServerRequest and HttpServerResponse
brave.http.HttpServerParser	Since 5.10, use HttpRequestParser and HttpResponseParser

Methods

Method	Description
brave.http.HttpAdapter.statusCode(Resp)	Since 5.7, use statusCodeAsInt(Object) which prevents boxing.
brave.http.HttpClientAdapter.parseServerIpAndPort(Req, Endpoint.Builder)	remote IP information should be added directly by instrumentation. This will be removed in Brave v6.
brave.http.HttpClientHandler.create(HttpTracing, HttpClientAdapter<Req, Resp>)	Since 5.7, use HttpClientHandler.create(HttpTracing) as it is more portable.
brave.http.HttpClientHandler.handleReceive(Resp, Throwable, Span)	since 5.12 use HttpClientHandler.handleReceive(HttpClientResponse, Span)
brave.http.HttpClientHandler.handleSend(TraceContext.Injector<Req>, Req)	Since 5.7, use HttpClientHandler.handleSend(HttpClientRequest), as this allows more advanced samplers to be used.
brave.http.HttpClientHandler.nextSpan(Req)	since 5.8 use Tracer.nextSpan(SamplerFunction, Object)
brave.http.HttpParser.errorParser()	This is only used in Zipkin reporting. Since 5.12, use ZipkinSpanHandler.Builder.errorTag(Tag)
brave.http.HttpRuleSampler.Builder.addRule(String, String, float)	Since 5.8, use HttpRuleSampler.Builder.putRule(Matcher, Sampler)
brave.http.HttpRuleSampler.trySample(HttpAdapter<Req, ?>, Req)
brave.http.HttpServerAdapter.parseClientAddress(Req, Endpoint.Builder)	HttpServerAdapter.parseClientIpAndPort(Req, brave.Span) addresses this functionality. This will be removed in Brave v6.
brave.http.HttpServerHandler.create(HttpTracing, HttpServerAdapter<Req, Resp>)	Since 5.7, use HttpServerHandler.create(HttpTracing) as it is more portable.
brave.http.HttpServerHandler.handleReceive(TraceContext.Extractor<Req>, Req)	Since 5.7, use HttpServerHandler.handleReceive(HttpServerRequest)
brave.http.HttpServerHandler.handleSend(Resp, Throwable, Span)	Since 5.12, use HttpServerHandler.handleSend(HttpServerResponse, Span)
brave.http.HttpTracing.Builder.clientParser(HttpClientParser)	Since 5.10, use HttpTracing.Builder.clientRequestParser(HttpRequestParser) and HttpTracing.Builder.clientResponseParser(HttpResponseParser)
brave.http.HttpTracing.Builder.clientSampler(HttpSampler)	Since 5.8, use HttpTracing.Builder.clientSampler(SamplerFunction)
brave.http.HttpTracing.Builder.serverParser(HttpServerParser)	Since 5.10, use HttpTracing.Builder.serverRequestParser(HttpRequestParser) and HttpTracing.Builder.serverResponseParser(HttpResponseParser)
brave.http.HttpTracing.Builder.serverSampler(HttpSampler)	Since 5.8, use HttpTracing.Builder.serverSampler(SamplerFunction)
brave.http.HttpTracing.clientParser()	Since 5.10, use HttpTracing.clientRequestParser() and HttpTracing.clientResponseParser()
brave.http.HttpTracing.clientSampler()	Since 5.8, use HttpTracing.clientRequestSampler()
brave.http.HttpTracing.serverParser()	Since 5.10, use HttpTracing.serverRequestParser() and HttpTracing.serverResponseParser()
brave.http.HttpTracing.serverSampler()	Since 5.8, use HttpTracing.serverRequestSampler()