Fixing Javadoc typos

Author: michaelgantman

src/main/java/com/mgnt/lifecycle/management/httpclient/HttpClient.java

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
  * The intended use for this class is that for each instance it's state will be set once and will not be changed, and then
  * it could be used for multiple HTTP requests that share the same state (same headers and their values, and optionally the
  * timeouts and url). If the state of the instance of this class is not changed
- * between invocations of method <code>sendHttpRequest</code> then the instance ff this class can be safely used by multiple
+ * between invocations of method <code>sendHttpRequest</code> then the instance of this class can be safely used by multiple
  * threads and thread-safety is guaranteed. The use-case for this class is for repeated calls to predefined URL(s) with the same headers.
  * <br><br>Here is an example: Assume that you have some REST API that deals with a "Person" entity. Assume that you have the following
  * endpoints:<br>
@@ -57,16 +57,16 @@
  *  	</li>
  *  	<li>
  *  	 	Extend this class lets say with a Person class that will have the methods <code>get(Long id), update(...),
- *  	 	create(...), delete() and updateAddress(...)	</code>. In constructor for this class pre-set all the
+ *  	 	create(...), delete(Long id) and updateAddress(...)	</code>. In constructor for this class pre-set all the
  *  	 	relevant environment (headers, connection URL) and in the methods mentioned above invoke appropriate
  *  	 	<code>sendHttpRequest()</code> method. This way the code will look like<br><br>
  *  	 	<code>
  *  	 	  	Person person = new Person();<br>
- *  	 	  	person.create(...);<br>
+ *  	 	  	person.create(person);<br>
  *  	 	  	person.updateAddress(...);<br>
  *  	 	</code><br>
  *  	 This will even hide away the fact that the operations are done over Http connection and the code just looks like
- *  	 regular code
+ *  	 regular java code
  *  	</li>
  * </ol>
  */

src/main/java/com/mgnt/lifecycle/management/httpclient/ResponseHolder.java

@@ -5,8 +5,9 @@
 
 /**
  * This class contains the actual response data and metadata received upon sending Http Request by {@link HttpClient}
- * This class is used as a return type by all versions of <code>sendHttpRequest</code> method of {@link HttpClient} (See for example
+ * This class is used as a return type by all versions of <code>sendHttpRequest</code> method of {@link HttpClient}. (See for example
  * {@link HttpClient#sendHttpRequest(String, HttpClient.HttpMethod, String)})
+ * @since 1.7.0.0
  * @param <C> is expected to be either <code>String</code> or <code>ByteBuffer</code> depending on whether the returned data type is
  *           textual or binary. (See methods {@link HttpClient#sendHttpRequest(String, HttpClient.HttpMethod, String)} and
  *           {@link HttpClient#sendHttpRequestForBinaryResponse(String, HttpClient.HttpMethod, String)} for example
@@ -69,8 +70,8 @@ public void setResponseHeaders(Map<String, List<String>> responseHeaders) {
     /**
      *
      * @return the content of the response received from server side. The type is expected to be either <code>String</code> or <code>ByteBuffer</code> depending on whether the returned data type is
-     *  *           textual or binary. (See methods {@link HttpClient#sendHttpRequest(String, HttpClient.HttpMethod, String)} and
-     *  *           {@link HttpClient#sendHttpRequestForBinaryResponse(String, HttpClient.HttpMethod, String)} for example
+     *           textual or binary. (See methods {@link HttpClient#sendHttpRequest(String, HttpClient.HttpMethod, String)} and
+     *           {@link HttpClient#sendHttpRequestForBinaryResponse(String, HttpClient.HttpMethod, String)} for example
      */
     public C getResponseContent() {
         return responseContent;