Hi all,
I've been doing some work that requires aborting qx.io.Remote requests, and
have noticed that if a request is cancelled while it's still in the
RequestQueue it is just removed from the queue and it's state is never set
to "aborted", it just stays as "queued" (and the "aborted" event never
fires).
The behaviour is in the "abort" function in the RequestQueue class. It
appears as though this is by design, but wouldn't it be more consistent to
set the state to aborted (and fire the "aborted" event) regardless of what
stage it was at when it was aborted?
I noticed this because in the application I'm working on I create requests
and add listeners to them so I know what their eventual fate is and the
ones that fell into this category were going unaccounted for.
Regards,
Nick Tindall
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