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The HttpTransport Class
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The HttpTransport class provides a transport for communicating with HTTP servers.
HttpTransport is provided by the protorpc.transport module.
Constructor
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class HttpTransport
(service_url, protocol=protobuf)
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Instantiates an HttpTransport object.
Arguments
- service_url
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The URL where the service is located. All communication via the transport will go to methods under this URL.
- protocol
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The protocol implementation. Must implement
encode_message() and decode_message(), which are available in outside other protocols, such as protorpc.protojson, protorpc.protobuf, and protorpc.protojson.
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Last updated 2025-08-25 UTC.
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