Hi there, I'm on ubuntu, thrift 0.13.0 and go 1.14.6. I'm trying to convert my C++ thrift server in GO. I cannot understand how to use the "context" (I guess I should use it) in my service handler to get the ::apache::thrift::TConnectionInfo. I mean that in c++, I can pass to the processor factory, my "handler factory" which provides the getHandler method that is used by the underlying Processor to pass the TConnectionInfo to my Handler and I'm looking for something similar in the Thrift GO API.
The reason why I need to get the TConnectionInfo object (or similar data) is that my handler uses it to connect back to the client that in turn implements another service where it can receive callbacks, I mean oneway in-band APIs. In simple_server.go I see that the processRequests function fills the context (associated to the client connection) by using: - ctx = AddReadTHeaderToContext(defaultCtx, headerProtocol.GetReadHeaders()) - ctx = SetWriteHeaderList(ctx, p.forwardHeaders) Anyway I don't get what is added and consequently how I can get the information I need. I am a newbie in GO and I hope that some expert in golang can help me. Thanks! BR, Paolo
