Support an HTTP GET handler for HttpServletStatelessServerTransport #643
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Currently, `HttpServletStatelessServerTransport` always returns `SC_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED` for GET. With this change, consumers of the library can implement their own GET handler so that they can implement the Session semantics of the MCP protocol.
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Support an HTTP GET handler for HttpServletStatelessServerTransport
Currently,
HttpServletStatelessServerTransportalways returnsSC_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWEDfor GET. With this change, consumers of thelibrary can implement their own GET handler so that they can implement
the Session semantics of the MCP protocol.
Motivation and Context
Combined with #641 we'd have enough to implement support for MCP sessions.
How Has This Been Tested?
It's a very simple change - is a test needed?
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