Editorial Issue: Persisted Settings... when does the client need to return them?
James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Fri, 26 April 2013 21:30 UTC
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Subject: Editorial Issue: Persisted Settings... when does the client need to return them?
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One bit that's not clear in the current draft... When the server asks the client to persist a setting, is the client required to return that setting in EVERY subsequent SETTINGS frame it sends to the server until the setting is cleared or is it only required to send the persisted settings once when a new session is established (i.e. in the client session header?)
- Editorial Issue: Persisted Settings... when does … James M Snell
- Re: Editorial Issue: Persisted Settings... when d… Martin Thomson
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- Re: Editorial Issue: Persisted Settings... when d… Roberto Peon
- Re: Editorial Issue: Persisted Settings... when d… James M Snell
- Re: Editorial Issue: Persisted Settings... when d… William Chan (陈智昌)