Julien Viet

I agree that the body should not be lazily copied but instead when the message is sent ? so the sender can modify it after sending it.

this sounds like a bug rather that being inconsistent. uri returns the request URI, i.e what the request sent in the status line the absolute URI is the URI that...

please find the nature of the bug and rename this issue after it

we don't do validation on purpose, error happens because we use `java.net.URI` object to parse, so we should parse differently I guess

- _But I think that since uri() returns correctly, then absoluteURI() must also be returned in the correct way._ : I don't agree with you, both are different. - `uri.getScheme()`...

I need to look at this again @calohmn

I've started to read this again and gather information, here is what I found:. - `{` and `}` are not valid character in query string of an URI - Safari...

scoped to 4.1.1 - back port might be possible

@aleqi200 you can use `HttpClientRequest#sendHead(Handler)` and set the timeout at this moment if you need this

I agree that the timeout should only apply once the connection is started, it could be reinitialized I think when connection occurs