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Allow sending CONNECT frame without `host` header

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Problem/use case that this feature is meant to solve/enable Currently the server I am connecting to has a little problem with host header inside CONNECT frame. If header exist, i got Bad Connect error from server. After cut this header everything works fine. I am not sure if this header is required by stomp protocol, but some other libraries does not have such a requirement eg. popular library https://github.com/NaikSoftware/StompProtocolAndroid

Describe the solution you’d like Allow to send connect without host header

Describe alternatives you’ve considered

Is there a way -maybe inconvenient- to achieve your goal at the moment, or a workaround?

At this moment i cut this off this header inside override suspend fun sendText(frameText: String)

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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Shusekcommented, Jun 17, 2021

Everything works fine, thank you very much for help.

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joffrey-bioncommented, Jun 16, 2021

And its works fine, this it’s not a big problem for me but look a bit weird.

I totally understand, it’s not ideal. Also it means every single frame going through your websocket will go through this replace() call, which is really not nice.

I don’t believe this feature can hurt users of STOMP 1.1+ (they just shouldn’t set this header to null) but on the flip side it can definitely help people in your situation. So I will make it possible to remove it.

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