Henry Minsky wrote: > > > > That's right - there shoudl be no need for this service in DHTML. We > shouldn't need to help the browser manage the request queue like we do > in Flash. > > While this test confirms that multiple outstanding XHR requests will get > handled properly by the browser, it doesn't really test dataset queuing. > Remember, datasets have the queuerequests attribute which determines > what happens when a doRequest() call is made while another request is > already in progress. If queuerequests==true, the dataset should build > up a queue of requests and fire them off sequentially after previous > requests return. > > This is something we need to test in DHTML. > > > So if queuerequests is not asserted, does that mean we would actually want > to abort an outstanding request? XMLHTTPRequest has some kind of abort > feature but I have not tried it.
Sorry, i meant to type 'queuerequest' before. And yes, if queuerequest ==false we do want to abort the outstanding request and replace it with the new one. -Max _______________________________________________ Laszlo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.openlaszlo.org/mailman/listinfo/laszlo-dev
