i hope not, because the code makes a new HttpClient instance per ArtRetrievalTask. i suppose it could be trying to be clever, realising that the requests are going to the same place, and utilising HTTP 1.1 to bundle the requests into the same connection.

if that's really what's happening (and i suspect not, somehow), and maybe only the server logs can tell for sure, then i hereby state for the 67th time how happy i am that i dumped HttpClient and rolled my own HTTP.


Perhaps the requests are being serialized by HttpClient? I wonder if there's a way to determine the actual thread a particular AsyncTask's doInBacground process runs on, like maybe a thread id?



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