In other words, you are sending the second, third and fourth requests
*before* the OS has has a chance to complete the first. Naturally only
the last will succeed. BTW, you are lucky (or rather unlucky) it didn't
crash.
If you keep stuffing the library with requests, you are on your own.
Before you post the next request, wait for a one of the events that show
that
the request was complete (at least sent to the server). You *can* create
multiple
parallel connections (upto 4 according to the docs), but you have to create
*separate* sockets for each of those requests.
"Ben Combee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:45451@palm-dev-forum...
>
> How very odd...
>
> INetLibSockHTTPReqSend does no real work -- it just sets up the internal
> structures. You have to then complete a GET or POST loop that recevives
> the returned data in order to have the response sent.
>
> --
> Ben Combee, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Techwood Broadcasting Foundation, Austin Bureau
>
>
>
>
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