Closed zhuolaiqiang closed 10 years ago
If you issue a request with the scheme "http" instead of "https", the protocol should skip TLS and send everything in the clear. If you're using the NSURLConnection-specific logic, you'll need to register separate "http" and "https" origins, if you want SPDY to handle both encrypted and unencrypted requests to a given host.
thanks We successfully integrated!
@zhuolaiqiang do you mind sharing which company or application integrated CocoaSPDY?
We would love to start building an "Adopters" page
We have integrated CocoaSPDY into our Amahi iOS app. Would welcome adding Amahi to the adopter page.
Here is our plug: we have developed and open sourced a high performance Go SPDY library, used as back-end and origin server for a streaming service we have started for our users, called Amahi Anywhere.
We will report how well it works soon, but initial connections indicate it's working well!
Thanks @cpg, I added your app to our initial list of adopters (see commit faa8423b22f8b755118a626104bcf13266c3e891)
If anyone would like to be added to the list, please send us a pull request.
ssl connection can instead be configured?
Because we do not need to download pictures encryption