Darin Fisher wrote: > You've not provided enough information here. I'm sorry, I was not sure where the problem exactly is.
> We'd need to understand how your nsInputStreamPump is connected to the > rest of Mozilla. You should also know that Gecko is sometimes going > to request a CSS or JS file before it finishes parsing a HTML > document. That means, that if you are streaming the HTML document, > Gecko might stop reading from that stream and start trying to load a > CSS or JS file. If you require all data to go over a single pipe, > then you will need to buffer the rest of the HTML document. Again, > without really understanding what you are doing, there is little I can > do to help.
That was the problem, thak you million times, find this in sources of mozilla ... well, I do have other thinks to do either :) It seems that mozilla asks for files in parallel (which is ok), but until at least start of next file arrives, it does not read other streams either (which is questionable, imho). But now everything works, thank you again
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it'd be nice if you could send me a test page where this problem occurs. i'd like to explore this issue further.
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