On Feb 8, 2007, at 4:59 PM, Svilen Ivanov wrote:
2007/2/8, John Napiorkowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[...]
I believe that when redirecting as a result of a post
that 303 is supposed to be correct, whereas 302 is
used for redirects when the information is merely at a
different location. But I'm not an expert. So 303 is
probably what most of us use redirect for, like when
you click on save in a form and then you want to
redirect the user back to a different page.
I think this is use is because when Firefox sees a 302
it's expecting more info or something and it doesn't
play nice with the build in server. It didn't bother
me enough to dig.
Thank you John for your prompt answer! I tried 303 - still lags for 5
seconds when "-k" is on. I can live with this delay as long it doesn't
appear when I deploy the app on Apache mod_perl/fcgi. Do you know if
it appears on test server only?
-k is a hack and you shouldn't use it unless you need to do IE
testing. Real web servers do not have a problem with keep-alive.
You may also want to try Catalyst::Engine::HTTP::POE instead. :)
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