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Is there any idea when this enhancement will be available on Spring Boot? |
@ofbizbrazil Nobody is currently working on it. It looks like @eddumelendez might have tried something but I don't think I've seen a PR. You're welcome to contribute yourself if you have time. |
I took a look at the the codes of @eddumelendez has written on github, and they look what I really meant for. His task is waiting for a commit into final release, see status: eddumelendez wants to merge 1 commit into spring-projects:master Could you please confirm or may know when it will be committed to master release? Tks, |
@ofbizbrazil Ahh, thanks. I'd missed the pull-request. It's not been assigned a target milestone yet so there's no immediate ETA. |
Awesome to hear it! I look forward to having this option on Spring Boot, it will increase the performance of https protocol without doubts. If you could give a special atention including this feature into the next release, I'd appreciate a lot. Tks a lot @philwebb |
See #3904 (comment) |
The http2 is already in tomcat? |
duplicates #10043 |
Hi,
It would be nice to have a property to enable SPDY / HTTP2.0 for Undertow server in application.properties.
I mean something like:
That would reflect into embedded web server the following code:
Keeping in mind I should also add to java execution the ALPN library by all means:
-Xbootclasspath/p:C:\bin\alpn-boot-8.1.3.v20150130.jar
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