Record the memo.
Scenario: to split TCP into HTTP requests, via proxy
1, HTTP client upload data to Ccproxy, and then to the Web server. If the amount of data is small, such as 10 bytes, proxy will wait until certain data is sent to the Web server.
It is also possible that different proxy server implementations will be different.
Then there is no way to reuse this upload to do data transmission, need to open a new httpsession each time.
Without ccproxy, the problem is not directly connected to the Web server. Therefore, it should not be the client and server problem, but the implementation of the Ccproxy problem.
2. When downloading, ccproxy can send data to client in real time. But fiddler not, will do buffer first.
Https://github.com/larsbrinkhoff/httptunnel
Http://metalab.unc.edu/LDP/HOWTO/mini/Firewall-Piercing.html
Buffer problem for TCP over HTTP