Referring to this thread on the solr user mailing list:
https://lists.apache.org/thread/y61xo5pqx5xhq4mz8okd2nmptz1drnl0
This user was seeing timeouts when trying to use SolrJ's Http2SolrClient
object in HTTP/2 mode. Setting it to use http 1.1 made it work
properly. I built a test program that worked fine.
By comparing my test program to their program, the user found that they
were missing the http2-hpack jar. Once they added it, the problem went
away.
Should this be reported as a bug? I think that the program should have
done one of two things as a result of the missing jar:
* Throw an exception (maybe ClassNotFoundException), ideally stating
that HPACK header compression is not possible because the implementation
is missing.
* Proceed without HPACK, logging a message at WARN about it. This
assumes that http2 CAN operate without hpack. If http2 requires hpack,
then I think it should not be in a separate jar from the main http2
implementation. I read through the http2 RFC when it was first
released, but I admit that I do not remember whether or not hpack was
required.
Thanks,
Shawn
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