Java Vert.x Reverse Proxy automatic Netty Decode
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I've a small Vert.x implementation of a Reverse proxy that is functionally working fine.
Downstream requests are done with tryUseCompression(true) (gziped), which our servers can answer accordingly.
To avoid additional decompression / compression we would like that when we receive a request asking for compression, and the downstream answers with the same compression (all in gzip for example) then the HTTP Proxy should not try to decompress the downstream result but instead return as is to the upstream response.
As far as I could follow Vertx code, Netty is being allways called to decode the messages that it receives and we only get the result
See Http1xClientHandler::handleMessage:
HttpObject obj = (HttpObject) msg;
DecoderResult result = obj.decoderResult();
Also found at the HttpChannelConnector::applyHttp1xConnectionOtions
if (client.getOptions().isTryUseCompression()) {
pipeline.addLast("inflater", new HttpContentDecompressor(true));
}
Is it possible to tell Vertx / Netty not to decompress the result of an individual call?
Thanks for the help
java http netty reverse-proxy vert.x
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João Rebelo
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I've a small Vert.x implementation of a Reverse proxy that is functionally working fine.
Downstream requests are done with tryUseCompression(true) (gziped), which our servers can answer accordingly.
To avoid additional decompression / compression we would like that when we receive a request asking for compression, and the downstream answers with the same compression (all in gzip for example) then the HTTP Proxy should not try to decompress the downstream result but instead return as is to the upstream response.
As far as I could follow Vertx code, Netty is being allways called to decode the messages that it receives and we only get the result
See Http1xClientHandler::handleMessage:
HttpObject obj = (HttpObject) msg;
DecoderResult result = obj.decoderResult();
Also found at the HttpChannelConnector::applyHttp1xConnectionOtions
if (client.getOptions().isTryUseCompression()) {
pipeline.addLast("inflater", new HttpContentDecompressor(true));
}
Is it possible to tell Vertx / Netty not to decompress the result of an individual call?
Thanks for the help
java http netty reverse-proxy vert.x
asked Nov 21 at 15:51
João Rebelo
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I've a small Vert.x implementation of a Reverse proxy that is functionally working fine.
Downstream requests are done with tryUseCompression(true) (gziped), which our servers can answer accordingly.
To avoid additional decompression / compression we would like that when we receive a request asking for compression, and the downstream answers with the same compression (all in gzip for example) then the HTTP Proxy should not try to decompress the downstream result but instead return as is to the upstream response.
As far as I could follow Vertx code, Netty is being allways called to decode the messages that it receives and we only get the result
See Http1xClientHandler::handleMessage:
HttpObject obj = (HttpObject) msg;
DecoderResult result = obj.decoderResult();
Also found at the HttpChannelConnector::applyHttp1xConnectionOtions
if (client.getOptions().isTryUseCompression()) {
pipeline.addLast("inflater", new HttpContentDecompressor(true));
}
Is it possible to tell Vertx / Netty not to decompress the result of an individual call?
Thanks for the help
java http netty reverse-proxy vert.x
asked Nov 21 at 15:51
João Rebelo
684
I've a small Vert.x implementation of a Reverse proxy that is functionally working fine.
Downstream requests are done with tryUseCompression(true) (gziped), which our servers can answer accordingly.
To avoid additional decompression / compression we would like that when we receive a request asking for compression, and the downstream answers with the same compression (all in gzip for example) then the HTTP Proxy should not try to decompress the downstream result but instead return as is to the upstream response.
As far as I could follow Vertx code, Netty is being allways called to decode the messages that it receives and we only get the result
See Http1xClientHandler::handleMessage:
HttpObject obj = (HttpObject) msg;
DecoderResult result = obj.decoderResult();
Also found at the HttpChannelConnector::applyHttp1xConnectionOtions
if (client.getOptions().isTryUseCompression()) {
pipeline.addLast("inflater", new HttpContentDecompressor(true));
}
Is it possible to tell Vertx / Netty not to decompress the result of an individual call?
Thanks for the help
java http netty reverse-proxy vert.x
java http netty reverse-proxy vert.x
asked Nov 21 at 15:51
João Rebelo
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asked Nov 21 at 15:51
João Rebelo
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asked Nov 21 at 15:51
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No it's not possible. Your best option would be to handle compression/decompression in your code.
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No it's not possible. Your best option would be to handle compression/decompression in your code.
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No it's not possible. Your best option would be to handle compression/decompression in your code.
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No it's not possible. Your best option would be to handle compression/decompression in your code.
answered Nov 22 at 8:50
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No it's not possible. Your best option would be to handle compression/decompression in your code.
answered Nov 22 at 8:50
tsegismont
2,9351718
answered Nov 22 at 8:50
tsegismont
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answered Nov 22 at 8:50
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answered Nov 22 at 8:50
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