Am 17.07.2006 um 14:11 schrieb Jeff Ayling:
Hi All,
I'll start off with the situation ....
I have built an RB web server which is required to serve around 100
small images via a single html page (the html page and all images
are being served via the RB web server). Although the images are
loading in the browser they seem to load one at a time even though
Safari and most browsers are able to request and display a number
( often 4 or 8) of images at once. It seems that my RB web server
is not able to receive and respond to more than one request at a time.
You need to handle keep-Alive sessions. If you don't handle this
correctly,
your server or the clients opens and closes a TCP connection for each
image.
While the browser might try to handle many sessions in parallel, your
RB app
is likely to establish new connections not as fast as possible.
TCP is an expensive protocol...
You might wish to compare the speed with AB for web
http://www.turingart.com/abForWeb_lan__en.htm
using a benchmarking app like 'ab'. I posted several related messages to
this list some time ago.
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