On 05 October 2016, Van Catha wrote: 17:29
Standardized protocol or not is irrelevant. I was simply considering the options
and what would work. QUIC uses different negotiation and transport frames then HTTP/2
does (also QUIC does not have HTTP/2 SETTINGS frames). I was proposing ideas at
tackling the problem to make WebSocket2 work across different transport layers.
The current QUIC-H2 mapping document (https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-shade-quic-http2-mapping-00) discusses the use of HTTP/2 SETTINGS frames in section 3. Some settings are superseded by QUIC transport parameters but I would think that extension negotiation would work fine in QUIC. The charter explicitly calls out accommodation for H2 extension mechanisms.
Lucas
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