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Hi,
I would like to understand how to make a REST API with RestEasy and
Undertow be served with HTTP/2 or SPDY. How have I to configure Undertow?
I have a frontend application running on Undertow calling this REST API on
another Undertow instance. How can I configure both to use HTTP/2?
Does all this "optimization" make sense?
Thanks everybody
--
Davide
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There is an example of exactly what you are after here:
https://github.com/undertow-io/undertow/blob/master/examples/src/main/jav...
It has a HTTP2/SPDY server listening on https://localhost:8443.
It also defines a reverse proxy that connects to this that is listening
on https://localhost:8444.
The reverse proxy is SPDY/HTTP2 aware, so server push will still work
through the reverse proxy (as of yesterday).
Stuart
Davide Ungari wrote:
Hi,
I would like to understand how to make a REST API with RestEasy and
Undertow be served with HTTP/2 or SPDY. How have I to configure Undertow?
I have a frontend application running on Undertow calling this REST API
on another Undertow instance. How can I configure both to use HTTP/2?
Does all this "optimization" make sense?
Thanks everybody
--
Davide
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