NanoHTTPD class no longer needs to be abstract#468
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NanoHTTPD class no longer needs to be abstract#468jh3141 wants to merge 1 commit intoNanoHttpd:masterfrom
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As there is no longer any need to override the handle method (because a pluggable IHandler instance can be used instead) there is no need for NanoHTTPD to be abstract any more.
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I'll have to look at this later. I either forgot that OR there's a reason I did it. But one of my targets with 3.0 was to remove the need to extend the httpd/wsd core classes. |
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As there is no longer any need to override the handle method (because a pluggable IHandler instance can be used instead) there is no need for NanoHTTPD to be abstract any more.