HTTP Request+Response issues
James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Wed, 24 April 2013 17:00 UTC
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Reading through the current draft, unless I missed it, it needs to be clarified that HTTP request and responses MUST be sent within the same stream unless we specifically want to allow responses to be sent in a different stream than the request. For instance: Request: Stream-ID: 1 :method: get Response: (server uses the same stream) Stream-ID: 1 :status: 200 OR... Request: Stream-ID: 1 :method: get Response: (server uses a different stream) Stream-ID: 2 :status: 200 Currently, it appears that this is an unspoken assumption in the spec text that needs to be called out explicitly. Or, if it's already there, it needs to be made more visible. - James
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