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I am making API calls in the application, At some point randomly it throws java.io.IOException: /149.222.1.1:553232: GOAWAY received, using Java 11 environment.
Good day, I need to access the API of a payment gateway from my website. It is built with React and Next JS. While using the fetch method, I get an error: net::
I've run into a bit of a quandary. I'm writing a client/server application. The frontend is in Flutter and uses the Dio http package, the backend is Java. The b
In one of my API's I mostly return a result (let's say paged 50 results) as one whole in an json array like so: [{},{},{},{},{},...] I was wondering if there
I'm creating a small chat application in gRPC right now and I've run into the issue where if a user wants to connect to the gRPC server as a client, I'd like to
I'm currently working on a website, which triggers a net::ERR_HTTP2_PROTOCOL_ERROR 200 error on Google Chrome. I'm not sure exactly what can provoke this error,
Tomcat 8.5, which will be the default in Spring Boot 1.4, supports HTTP/2. How can HTTP/2 be enabled in a Spring Boot application?