Method and apparatus for communication processing

A method for communication processing, applicable in a server, comprising:

• establishing a transmission control protocol (TCP) connection with a client;
• receiving a first request sent by the client, wherein the first request is configured to request a configuration document required for microphone-connecting and stream-pushing;
• acquiring the configuration document based on the first request, wherein the configuration document is configured to provide a setting item required by the client for microphone-connecting and stream-pushing;
• sending the configuration document to the client as a response to the first request;
• and
• turning off the TCP connection with the client,
• wherein the first request is an HTTP request, and the configuration document is returned by the server as a response to the HTTP request.

An apparatus for communication processing, applicable in a client, comprising:

• a processor;
• and
• a memory configured to store instructions executable by the processor;
• wherein the processor is configured to execute the instructions to perform the following operations:
• acquiring a first request, wherein the first request is configured to request to turn on a microphone and collect audio;
• establishing a transmission control protocol (TCP) connection with a server;
• sending a second request to the server, wherein the second request is configured to request a configuration document required for microphone-connecting and stream-pushing, and the configuration document is configured to provide a setting item required for microphone-connecting and stream-pushing;
• receiving the configuration document returned from the server;
• turning off the TCP connection with the server;
• parsing the configuration document;
• turning on the microphone based on the setting item;
• and
• collecting the audio and implementing the stream-pushing,
• wherein the second request is an HTTP request, and the configuration document is returned by the server as a response to the HTTP request.