Is it expected that applications using socket.setTimeout be prepared to receive
the 'timeout' event *after* getting a complete response (as though no timeout
occurred)?
var clientReq = http.request(options, function (clientRes) {
// happy path
});
clientReq.setTimeout(function () {
// handle timeout
});
clientReq.end();
I'm noticing that, under some load, 'timeout' events occasionally get fired
after a valid response. Is this expected behavior?
Subbu
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