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Re: [jetty-dev] jetty-dev Digest, Vol 86, Issue 9
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Hi,
On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 7:14 PM, Prakash Nandihal <p.nandihal@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Query 1
>
> I am using jetty 9.3.6 version for POC.we need only http2 client API to
> communicate with external server,can we go ahead and use this jetty 9.3.6
> version for large scale enterprise applications where it should handle load
> of 2 million records for an hour.?
I don't know what you mean by 2 millions of "records".
A "record" is not a term that is related to HTTP.
> Or do you suggest us to wait till we get
> the stable and robust version of Jetty http2 API?
The Jetty HTTP/2 APIs are stable.
> Query 2
>
> I am doing POC on http2 using jetty libraries. As per my requirement i have
> to send json string as payload to server using http2 client,one thing i
> observed that in one http connection it sends max 1024 requests,and also
> some times it handles 500 requests in one connection. After handling 1024
> requests,you have mentioned that remaining requests will be queued until it
> processes 1024 requests and same connection will be used for processing
> remaining records. But i noticed that After 1024 requests it just hangs, it
> does not process remaining records. How do i handle the connections in jetty
> 9.3.6 version? is there any connection pool in jetty 9.3.6 API for opening
> and releasing connections back to pool?
We don't see the problems you mention.
Do you have a reproducible test case ?
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