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Allow writing long-length objects in HTTP/2 flow control #4283
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@nmittler - So you are thinking that each stream's |
@Scottmitch yeah that's basically it (for now). The |
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Motivation: Currently the remote flow controller limits the maximum amount of pending data to Integer.MAX_VALUE. The overflow handling is also not very graceful in that it may lead to infinite loops, or otherwise no progress being made. Modifications: - StreamByteDistributor and RemoteFlowController should support pending bytes of type long. Result: Fixes netty#4283
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Motivation: Currently the remote flow controller limits the maximum amount of pending data to Integer.MAX_VALUE. The overflow handling is also not very graceful in that it may lead to infinite loops, or otherwise no progress being made. Modifications: - StreamByteDistributor and RemoteFlowController should support pending bytes of type long. Result: Fixes #4283
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Motivation: Currently the remote flow controller limits the maximum amount of pending data to Integer.MAX_VALUE. The overflow handling is also not very graceful in that it may lead to infinite loops, or otherwise no progress being made. Modifications: - StreamByteDistributor and RemoteFlowController should support pending bytes of type long. Result: Fixes netty#4283
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This is just to capture the data byte we use for
streamableBytes
. It should be changed tolong
to support very large objects (e.g. FileRegion).@Scottmitch FYI
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