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    <p>Hello Josiah,</p>

    <p>As noted in some other discussions in this mailing list, the

      purpose of the jdk.httpserver has been to provide basic support

      for launching a HTTP server for running tests or serving local

      content during development. As such, it isn't meant to be a full

      fledged HTTP server. There aren't any plans to implement and

      support a HTTP/2 server.</p>

    <p>-Jaikiran<br>

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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 03/12/24 5:35 am, Josiah Noel wrote:<br>

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          <div>Hey team,<br>

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            I'm building a library to make using the

            jdk.httpserver classes easier for simple projects, but I

            can't help but notice the lack of HTTP/2 support in the

            server. Will support be added at some point?</div>

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            <div dir="ltr">Cheers, Josiah.</div>

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