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Lawrence Moorehead commented on TIKA-4679:
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Not without some bigger changes on my end I think. I'm primarily using
`unpack/all` (to do things like extract attachments from an eml/pptx) and from
what I can tell the current grpc server doesn't support that, but let me know
if I'm missing something.
I also do like the simpler API more than using a GCS emitter, since it keeps
more of the processing logic and error handling in my code. I'm fine with grpc
in general though.
> Tika Server HTTP2 Support
> -------------------------
>
> Key: TIKA-4679
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-4679
> Project: Tika
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: server
> Reporter: Lawrence Moorehead
> Priority: Minor
>
> It would be helpful to have HTTP2 support (particularly clear text 'h2c') for
> Tika Server.
> The main motivation is that Google Cloud Run limits request sizes to 32 mb on
> HTTP1.1, but has no hard cap with HTTP2. (Containers inside Google Cloud Run
> run without HTTPS.)
> The CXF documentation is here for reference:
> [https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CXF20DOC/Jetty+Configuration#JettyConfiguration-jetty_http2HTTP/2support]
> The main change needed is adding the dependencies that the underlying Jetty
> server needs for http2, {{http2-server}} and {{{}jetty-alpn-java-server{}}},
> to {{{}tika-server-core{}}}.
> The documentation also says there's an
> {{HttpServerEngineSupport#ENABLE_HTTP2}} property that could be used to
> control if it's enabled, but it seems to be enabled by default already and
> I'm not sure it's necessary for users to be able to explicitly disable http2
> support.
> I made a basic smoke test for http2 support here for reference (although this
> doesn't include the alpn library that seems to be necessary for https
> support):
> [https://github.com/elemdisc/tika/pull/1/changes/5b467d1636a123d740ccc2e8d37de8c042959bef]
> You can also check http2 connections with curl:
> {code:java}
> curl --http2-prior-knowledge -v http://localhost:9998/
> {code}
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