common/src/main/java/HTTPClient/Response.java
/**
     * Some responses such as those from a HEAD or with certain status
     * codes don't have an entity. This is detected by the client and
     * can be queried here. Note that this won't try to do a read() on
     * the input stream (it will however cause the headers to be read
     * and parsed if not already done).
     *
     * @return true if the response has an entity, false otherwise
     * @since V0.3-1
     */
Some responses such as those from a HEAD or with certain status
codes don't have an entity. This is detected by the client and
can be queried here. Note that this won't try to do a read() on
the input stream (it will however cause the headers to be read
and parsed if not already done).

@return true if the response has an entity, false otherwise
@since V0.3-1
Some responses such as those from a HEAD or with certain status codes don ' t have an entity . This is detected by the client and can be queried here . Note that this won ' t try to do a read () on the input stream ( it will however cause the headers to be read and parsed if not already done ) . @return true if the response has an entity false otherwise @since V0 . 3 - 1
public synchronized boolean hasEntity()  throws IOException
    {
	if (!got_headers)  getHeaders(true);
	return (cd_type != CD_0);
    }
public synchronized boolean hasEntity ( ) throws IOException { if ( ! got_headers ) getHeaders ( true ) ; return ( cd_type != CD_0 ) ; }
Some responses such as those from a HEAD or with certain status
 codes don't have an entity.
Some responses such as those from a HEAD or with certain status codes don ' t have an entity .