WLHttpResponseListener (Java client-side API for native Android apps)

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public interface WLHttpResponseListener
```
This interface defines methods that the listener for the resource request implements to receive notifications about the success or failure of the request.

Method Summary

Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`void`	`onFailure(org.apache.http.HttpResponse response, java.lang.Exception e)` Called if any failure occurred during the execution of the `WLClient.sendRequest(HttpUriRequest request, WLHttpResponseListener listener)` or one of the send methods of `WLResourceRequest`.
`void`	`onSuccess(org.apache.http.HttpResponse response)` Called following successful calls to the `WLClient.sendRequest(HttpUriRequest request, WLHttpResponseListener listener)` or one of the send methods of `WLResourceRequest`.

- Method Detail
  - onSuccess
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void onSuccess(org.apache.http.HttpResponse response)
```
    Called following successful calls to the WLClient.sendRequest(HttpUriRequest request, WLHttpResponseListener listener) or one of the send methods of WLResourceRequest.
    A successful response is any response received from the server that contains a status in the 2xx range. Note: Unlike the WLResponseListener.onSuccess(com.worklight.wlclient.api.WLResponse) method, this method is given the raw HTTP response. MobileFirst Platform does not attempt to read or process the content of this response in any way.
    
    Parameters:
    response - HTTP response that was received from the server.
  - onFailure
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void onFailure(org.apache.http.HttpResponse response,
             java.lang.Exception e)
```
    Called if any failure occurred during the execution of the WLClient.sendRequest(HttpUriRequest request, WLHttpResponseListener listener) or one of the send methods of WLResourceRequest.
    There are two possible types of failure that are handled by this method:
    - A response with a status of 4xx or 5xx was received. In this event, the response is delivered to this method.
    - No response was received from the server. In this event, there is no response to hand to this method, and the response parameter is null. An exception object detailing the cause of the failure is given instead.
    Parameters:
    response - HTTP response that was received from the server, or null if no response was received.
    e - Exception object detailing the cause of the failure, or null if a response was received.

onSuccess

onFailure