How to get the Request protocol from Request.uri()? about apollo HOT 3 CLOSED

I guess to be precise, the HTTP/1.1 is a part of the request line, but not the request URI. Apollo doesn't retain that information; a part of the reason is that it's not normally a good idea for code to 'reach out' of its abstraction layer to understand how it was called. But mostly, it's not something that we've seen a need for. What is the problem you're trying to solve? I wonder if there's a need to get some kind of request metadata beyond what's in the URI, or if it's something that could and should be solved some other way.

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We need to use for logging analytic purpose. Is it possible to get that piece of data from another method after getting from abstraction layer? I saw the native JAVA request from servlet can get those information. http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/6/api/javax/servlet/http/HttpServletRequest.html#getRequestURI(). Any possible to get apollo support it?

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Anything is possible with software. :) I'm not completely sure of the return on investment of making a change to support only this use case, though, so for the moment, I'm not going to prioritise it. If you feel like working on a PR, I would suggest investigating some kind of generic request metadata that servers (like the jetty-http-server) can populate with things that are relevant for them.

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