> On May 12, 2015, at 12:48 PM, Alan M. Carroll <a...@apache.org> wrote: > > My view is the SSN hooks should be called on the user agent connect / > disconnect, the base client session object. That would mean that for an > Http/2 session, the SSN hook is called only when the user agent initially > connects for HTTP/2 and once when the HTTP/2 connect is terminated, and *not* > for each transaction. Since SPDY and HTTP/2 only do one transaction per > stream/channel the SSN hooks aren't very useful.
Yep, “session” refers to the transport layer. The fact that H2 and SPDY implicitly create per-txn internal sessions is really a weakness of the implementation. I think it would be great if you can figure out a way to not invoke ssn hooks on H2 transactions (maybe just toggle ProxyClientSession::hooks_on?). It would also be great if getting the session on H2 and SPDY transactions gave the real session (not the internal one). J
