Question: would newline-delimited JSON be considered a valid "server.scheme"? about spec HOT 4 CLOSED

Ahhh okay! Great. I'll keep an eye out for v2!

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Hi @nelz9999,

It's very interesting. I never heard about JSON text sequences, thanks for sharing.

Is it something you would use over HTTP, AMQP or another protocol? Or is it the communication protocol itself?

Can you provide an example on how an implementation would look like?

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We use it over HTTP, and stream delivery of the JSON bodies... These connections are kept open for tens of minutes, or longer. (Internally, we call this our "long-poll GET".)

The "raw" content coming across the wire would look sort of like this:

{"eventType": 0, "data":"example"}\n
\n
\n
{"eventType":1, "otherStuff": "more example"}\n
\n
\n

(The empty lines are what we use as "keepalive" signals.)

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Oh ok, I understand now. I think you'll benefit from AsyncAPI v2 Streaming APIs feature. Check an example here: https://github.com/asyncapi/asyncapi/blob/v2/test/docs/gitter-streaming.yaml.

The server scheme will be HTTP but there will be another section in the spec to document streaming APIs.

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