``template <class ArgPack> client(ArgPack const & args)``

Pass in an argument pack. See supported parameters in the table below.

| Parameter Name| Type| Description|

| _follow_redirects| ``bool``| Boolean to specify|

||| whether the client|

||| should follow HTTP|

||| redirects. Default is|

||| ``false``.|

| _cache_resolved| ``bool``| Boolean to specify|

||| whether the client|

||| should cache resolved|

||| endpoints. The default|

||| is ``false``.|

| _io_service| ``boost::asio::io_service &``| Reference to an|

||| instance of a|

||| Boost.Asio|

||| ``io_service``.|

| Parameter Name| Type| Description|

| _follow_redirects| ``bool``| Boolean to specify|

||| whether the client|

||| should follow HTTP|

||| redirects. Default is|

||| ``false``.|

| _cache_resolved| ``bool``| Boolean to specify|

||| whether the client|

||| should cache resolved|

||| endpoints. The default|

||| is ``false``.|

| _io_service| ``boost::asio::io_service &``| Reference to an|

||| instance of a|

||| Boost.Asio|

||| ``io_service``.|

| _openssl_certificate| string| The filename of the|

||| certificate to load for|

||| the SSL connection for|

||| verification.|

| _openssl_verify_path| string| The directory from|

||| which the certificate|

||| authority files are|

||| located.|

To use the above supported named parameters, you'll have code that looks like

the following:

using namespace boost::network::http; // parameters are in this namespace

boost::asio::io_service my_io_service;

client client_(_follow_redirects=true, _cache_resolved=true,

_io_service=my_io_service);

_io_service=my_io_service

, _openssl_certificate="/tmp/my-cert"

, _openssl_verify_path="/tmp/ca-certs/");

// useclient_ as normal from here on out.

HTTP Methods