Example FAQs

Question 1

Can Example provide updates for long-running processes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Example incorporates a progress notification system, allowing long-running tools to send real-time progress updates to connected clients.

Question 2

What is the main purpose of the Example server?

Accepted Answer

Example is a streamable HTTP server built for MCP, designed for robust session and transport management while adhering to official MCP architectural patterns.

Question 3

How does Example manage client sessions?

Accepted Answer

Example features a robust, session-based architecture with unique session IDs per client, ensuring proper initialization, efficient transport reuse, and clean session termination.

Question 4

What communication protocols does Example support?

Accepted Answer

It supports streamable HTTP transport, including JSON-RPC for requests and Server-Sent Events (SSE) for real-time, unidirectional data streaming.

Question 5

What are the key architectural advantages of Example?

Accepted Answer

Example stands out with its proper session lifecycle management, persistent transport reuse, comprehensive error handling, and a clean, pattern-compliant architecture for production-ready use.

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