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SlyMarbo / spdy

[deprecated] A full-featured SPDY library for the Go language.
BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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Hijacking a stream #86

Closed rnapier closed 9 years ago

rnapier commented 9 years ago

SPDY streams can be bidirectional, and I'd like to communicate in both directions on a single stream. Currently the request and response code force the request body to be complete prior to processing the data (both because conn.Request always close the requester body, and because responseStream.Run waits for the request FIN before proceeding.

Is it possible to hijack the stream so I can treat it as a ReadWriter on both sides?

SlyMarbo commented 9 years ago

I don't think it's possible, no, since you would need to start a request and then hijack the stream before the request completes, which doesn't really make sense. You can hijack the connection as a whole, but then you lose everything.

Sorry I've been away for the last week and a bit, I'm getting up to speed on the other issues now.