I'm so sory about your problem.. But can u help me to upload my photo?

On 2/25/11, Ellie Frost <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm reading the asynchronous URL request API, and I'm a bit confused
> about it. The documentation mentions that callbacks aren't called when
> the request finishes, rather you have to call them explicitly. To me,
> this would seem to defeat the point of an asynchronous request - your
> application will still be locked up while the first wait() is called.
> Of course, any other requests could still continue to be retrieved in
> the background, but if the first request is the last to be retrieved,
> the application will be blocked when it could otherwise be processing
> the data from a request that had been received.
>
> My application involves pulling data from several outside sources at a
> relatively frequent interval, which thus far has been consuming the
> vast majority of my CPU usage. I'd hoped asynchronous requests would
> cut down on this a little, but at least by my understanding the
> performance gain will be minimal. Can anyone enlighten me on this?
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