def test_h2_712_02(self, env):
# same as 712_01 but via mod_proxy_http2
#
url = env.mkurl("https", "cgi", "/h2proxy/h2test/echo")
base_chunk = "0123456789"
chunks = ["chunk-{0:03d}-{1}\n".format(i, base_chunk) for i in range(3)]
stutter = timedelta(seconds=0.4) # need a bit more delay since we have the extra connection
piper = CurlPiper(env=env, url=url)
piper.stutter_check(chunks, stutter)
def test_h2_712_03(self, env):
# same as 712_02 but with smaller chunks
#
url = env.mkurl("https", "cgi", "/h2proxy/h2test/echo")
base_chunk = "0"
chunks = ["ck{0}-{1}\n".format(i, base_chunk) for i in range(3)]
stutter = timedelta(seconds=0.4) # need a bit more delay since we have the extra connection
piper = CurlPiper(env=env, url=url)
piper.stutter_check(chunks, stutter)
def test_h2_712_01(self, env):
# test gRPC like requests that do not end, but give answers, see #207
#
# this test works like this:
# - use curl to POST data to the server /h2test/echo
# - feed curl the data in chunks, wait a bit between chunks
# - since some buffering on curl's stdout to Python is involved,
# we will see the response data only at the end.
# - therefore, we enable tracing with timestamps in curl on stderr
# and see when the response chunks arrive
# - if the server sends the incoming data chunks back right away,
# as it should, we see receiving timestamps separated roughly by the
# wait time between sends.
#
url = env.mkurl("https", "cgi", "/h2test/echo")
base_chunk = "0123456789"
chunks = ["chunk-{0:03d}-{1}\n".format(i, base_chunk) for i in range(5)]
stutter = timedelta(seconds=0.2) # this is short, but works on my machine (tm)
piper = CurlPiper(env=env, url=url)
piper.stutter_check(chunks, stutter)