aws_smithy_runtime::client::stalled_stream_protection

Enum StalledStreamProtectionInterceptorKind

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pub enum StalledStreamProtectionInterceptorKind {
    RequestBody,
    ResponseBody,
    RequestAndResponseBody,
}
๐Ÿ‘ŽDeprecated since 1.2.0: This kind enum is no longer used. Configuration is stored in StalledStreamProtectionConfig in the config bag.
Available on crate feature client only.
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Stalled stream protection can be enable for request bodies, response bodies, or both.

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RequestBody

๐Ÿ‘ŽDeprecated since 1.2.0: This kind enum is no longer used. Configuration is stored in StalledStreamProtectionConfig in the config bag.

Enable stalled stream protection for request bodies.

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ResponseBody

๐Ÿ‘ŽDeprecated since 1.2.0: This kind enum is no longer used. Configuration is stored in StalledStreamProtectionConfig in the config bag.

Enable stalled stream protection for response bodies.

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RequestAndResponseBody

๐Ÿ‘ŽDeprecated since 1.2.0: This kind enum is no longer used. Configuration is stored in StalledStreamProtectionConfig in the config bag.

Enable stalled stream protection for both request and response bodies.

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