Hello, I am trying to write an HTTP/2 client which takes a file, containing a list of URLs i.i resources to be fetched, as an argument. Previously I coded an HTTP/1 client that does this asynchronously:
<goog_679723256> Asynchronous requests code snippet <https://gist.github.com/s0j0urn/5289027e801ec14c82e6> I need to do something similar for HTTP/2 client as well but it needs to handle pushed resources as well. As per Simone's comment here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30010016/jetty-http-2-client-receive-server-push-example , the generic HTTP API doesn't support receiving pushed resources. Now if I use lowlevel HTTP2CLIENT (because the client should receive pushed resources), is there any way that I can do asynchronous requests over the same connection, maintaining the requirement of only one TCP connection per domain, and still handling resources pushed by Jetty server. I have gone through the API but do not understand yet how I can go about this. Will you please provide some guidance or possible directions to look into. Thank You.
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