Hmm.... I'd never heard of that before, and while it sounds cool, it
also sounds a bit flaky. Do you ever get control of that child process
again, or does it just go off into never-never land? Meaning, if there's
ever an error with that child process, will you ever be notified? Can
you ever have that child process return data to the main application? I
don't think I would use it, but I'm interested in the opinion of some of
the more experienced guru's out there. :o)
Cheers,
Chris
Daniel Eben Elmore wrote:
It appears that CFHTTP can be used to send off a request asynchronously by
setting the timeout value to 1 sec. CF will return connection time data to
the parent page but the child request will still run up until the CF admin
timeout value.
The question: Am I crazy for building on top of such a "feature"? Anyone
used this before?
-Daniel Elmore
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