If I receive a server push is it possible to determine which client request it was sent in response to? I'm not actually after the data of the request just some way to map it back. Some opaque id, object, callback or whatever I can supply with the request and later get back when a push comes in would do just fine.
I figured there might be a reference to original context in the push request's context, but unfortunately AsyncPushConsumer doesn't receive the HttpContext and even if I get at it by backtracking up the stack in a debugger it seems to be a fresh context with no reference to the original one. Does that mean the only way to associate a server push with the original client request is to create a new HttpClient for each request? (As then there'd be only be one request for each client.) That wouldn't be so bad if they could share resources. I see a promising looking setConnectionManagerShared() but I can't see a way to get two HttpClients to use the same IOReactor and so would end up with a lot more threads than I really want. Thanks, Alex --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
