Feature/http2 #434
Feature/http2 #434
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Is this Branch already usable? |
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No yet, still working on it :) On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 5:54 AM, Jochen Kühner notifications@github.com
Ademar Gonzalez |
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🎆 🎊 |
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Will you also support Server Side push? |
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@jogibear9988 It should be possible. |
* get31bit now works on both little-endian and big-endian architectures * get31bit now explicitly expects its byte[] arg in network byte order * stream identifiers now encode correctly * poke16 function now writes bytes in network byte order (big-endian) * poke32 function now writes bytes in network byte order (big-endian)
Fix a few endianness bugs on HTTP/2 branch
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Any News to the HTTP2 support? |
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Sorry, I have gotten sidetracked with other work; also kind of waiting to see if SslStream is going to have ALPN support which is required by all browsers. |
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related: https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/4721 - SslStream ALPN support |
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do you also know https://github.com/Matthias247/http2dotnet |
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Hey @jogibear9988 , Regarding the state: The server side is in the meantime really well covered. From a feature side only push promises are missing, but these are not too important for most applications. From a performance point of view the scheduler for outgoing data is quite primitive, but it most likely still works better than lots of HTTP/1 setups. HTTPS of course only works with an ALPN enabled TLS library - which we are currently still missing in .NET Framework :'( |
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FYI: ALPN support for SslStream is implemented: dotnet/corefx#24389 |
working on #279