I updated grpc_server to always insert the content-type used by the request (or application/grpc by default) into the response's HTTP headers.
Without this, I couldn't get it to communicate with https://github.com/grpc/grpc-java, since the latter just rejected every message with undefined content-type headers and setting them manually for every single response seemed very inefficient.
WangScaler
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3 years ago
I updated grpc_server to always insert the content-type used by the request (or
application/grpcby default) into the response's HTTP headers.Without this, I couldn't get it to communicate with https://github.com/grpc/grpc-java, since the latter just rejected every message with undefined content-type headers and setting them manually for every single response seemed very inefficient.