I'm not sure I understand your structure. The phrase "parent-proxies" isn't clear to me. I don't understand what socket connections exist. Client to proxy to "parent-proxy"? In that case I'd call them "servers"; they're not in any sense proxies.

Your question looks either trivial or obviously impossible, depending on what the actual structure is. Either the code with the content to return has the open socket from the client, or it doesn't. If it does, just write it there. If it doesn't, no hope. (Possibly by restructuring things completely, it could be made possible.) But my lack of understanding of the structure probably means it's not like this.

In reply to Re: Http connection manipulations by dd-b
in thread Http connection manipulations by kazak

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