Dear Angus,
Well yes for now ... but in a "couple" years most Hosting services
will upgrade their apache/ngix to support HTTP/2. (Also IIS)
(I've upgraded my Server PC to Server 2016 Essentials)
Google, Microsoft and major companies etc are already serving with
HTTP/2.
Which it will mean more speed and less bandwidth in general out of
box.
Since ICS is non-blocking i thought that HTTP/2 implementation is
easy.
(My thought: Just add compression and handling and it's done)
Anyway, i'm trying to making this stupid <g> IMAP server with ICS,
just through up a segguestion for ICS.
Also take a look at his blog, he has interesting stuff:
https://blog.grijjy.com/
On 2017-01-23 10:53, Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
I saw some HTTP/2 code at
https://github.com/grijjy/GrijjyFoundation and
it looked similar to ICS code and ICS may need a couple
modifications in order to archive HTTP/2
Interesting set of Delphi components aimed at cloud applications, I've
cloned the repository, might be useful for testing.
But it's blocking sockets, not async like ICS and the SSL is a little
old.
Why exactly do you believe HTTP/2 to be important? My understanding is
all requests start as HTTP/1 and then change protocol if the server
supports it for efficiency, so ICS is not blocked from any web sites.
Angus
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