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@RjRDRG Please find reply inline below
I think if cookies works, that should be the defacto mode. Because it will simply work out of box. If you want to manage state within your Python plugin, you have following options:
Finally, there is an inbuilt
Lastly, there is a connection pooling facility. It can be enabled using |
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Hello, i have some questions regarding the modification of HTTP 2 responses:
Is a new instance HttpProxyBasePlugin created for each TCP connection or is a new instance created for each request/response pair?
Is it possible to inspect the fields of a request in the handle_upstream_chunk(...) method
(such as request .path, .method, .headers, ...) or do i need to cache the request in a instance variable? If so how can i associate a response to the the request that preceded it, do i have to use cookies?
Does the ModifyChunkResponsePlugin example supports the modification of concurrent multiplexed responses over a single TCP connection?
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