as far as I know one doesn't exist... it's really annoying remembering and figuring out how to do this right for every single client, and figuring out which client is actually used.
if this would be better solved by spring boot, move the ticket please.
Since I end up using one of springs client I'd ultimately like to set a property in application.properties that is flexible to the level of details, but works for any given underlying client.
as far as I know one doesn't exist... it's really annoying remembering and figuring out how to do this right for every single client, and figuring out which client is actually used.
if this would be better solved by spring boot, move the ticket please.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53215038/how-to-log-request-response-using-java-net-http-httpclient https://blog.mindorks.com/how-to-enable-logging-in-okhttp/ https://hc.apache.org/httpcomponents-client-4.5.x/logging.html
Since I end up using one of springs client I'd ultimately like to set a property in
application.properties
that is flexible to the level of details, but works for any given underlying client.Spring Boot v3.2.5, Spring v6.1.6