question: the wire-level request that initiated this http response . this is usually not the same request instance provided to the http client : it may be transformed by the http client . for example , the client may have added its own content-encoding header to enableresponse compression . it may be the request generated in response to an http redirect . in this case the request url may be different than the initial request url . concode_field_sep Request request concode_elem_sep RawHeaders headers concode_elem_sep int code concode_elem_sep Reader reader concode_elem_sep RawHeaders headers concode_elem_sep Response redirectedBy concode_elem_sep Body body concode_field_sep List<String> headers concode_elem_sep Charset charset concode_elem_sep Builder addHeader concode_elem_sep int code concode_elem_sep String headerName concode_elem_sep String string concode_elem_sep InputStream byteStream concode_elem_sep Set<String> headerNames concode_elem_sep Response redirectedBy concode_elem_sep Builder redirectedBy concode_elem_sep String headerValue concode_elem_sep void onFailure concode_elem_sep int headerCount concode_elem_sep Body body concode_elem_sep Builder body concode_elem_sep RawHeaders rawHeaders concode_elem_sep Builder rawHeaders concode_elem_sep Reader charStream concode_elem_sep boolean onResponse concode_elem_sep Response build concode_elem_sep boolean ready concode_elem_sep byte[] bytes concode_elem_sep String header concode_elem_sep String header concode_elem_sep Builder header concode_elem_sep long contentLength concode_elem_sep MediaType contentType
target: Request function ( ) { return request ; }