[flexcoders] Re: Parallel requests using RemoteObject with RTMP
More information here: http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/BLZ-184 HTTPChannel does process requests in parallel because it uses flash.net.URLLoader under the covers which does not batch requessts (only flash.net.NetConnection batches requests and that is used by AMFChannel as Seth explained). any workaround? --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, mmormando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It doesn't have anything to do with Flex, its IE. IE 6 and I believe 7, and Firefox 2 all default to only allow 2 downloads from a single subdomain. I got that from the folks at Yahoo that bring us the YSlow stuff. If you are using an Apache front end you could make your request to multiple subdomains, e.g. data1.yourdomain.com and data2.yourdomain.com would let you go to 4, conversely if you have control of all the computers hitting your service there are registry tweaks you can set, something along the lines of max_server_connections, that's from memory so don't take it as doctrine. I've also read that IE 8 beta defaults to something like 30. I'm using Firefox 3 and set it to 30, as well as allowed it to use http pipelining, up to 30 requests per socket, and things seem to just scream!! Good luck Mike
[flexcoders] Re: Parallel requests using RemoteObject with RTMP
More information here: http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/BLZ-184 Steps to reproduce: 1. Make a series of call to the destination through RemoteObject. 2. Player will batch them up and send in one HTTP request 3. Server will process those request sequentially and response only after all the request are finished. that is the same issue for me - I'm using RemoteObject with amfphp - Concurrency.MULTIPLE doesn't work. - this technique neither works http://weblogs.macromedia.com/pent/archives/2005/02/operating_in_pa.html HTTPChannel does process requests in parallel because it uses flash.net.URLLoader under the covers which does not batch requessts (only flash.net.NetConnection batches requests and that is used by AMFChannel as Seth explained). any workaround? --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, mmormando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It doesn't have anything to do with Flex, its IE. IE 6 and I believe 7, and Firefox 2 all default to only allow 2 downloads from a single subdomain. I got that from the folks at Yahoo that bring us the YSlow stuff. If you are using an Apache front end you could make your request to multiple subdomains, e.g. data1.yourdomain.com and data2.yourdomain.com would let you go to 4, conversely if you have control of all the computers hitting your service there are registry tweaks you can set, something along the lines of max_server_connections, that's from memory so don't take it as doctrine. I've also read that IE 8 beta defaults to something like 30. I'm using Firefox 3 and set it to 30, as well as allowed it to use http pipelining, up to 30 requests per socket, and things seem to just scream!! Good luck Mike
[flexcoders] Re: Parallel requests using RemoteObject with RTMP
More information here: http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/BLZ-184 I have a similar issue Steps to reproduce: 1. Make a series of calls to the destination through RemoteObject. 2. Player sends only 2 http requests at a time. The other calls remain in a queue (We expected a more parallel behavior of the RemoteObject) My environment: - I'm using RemoteObject with amfphp - Concurrency.MULTIPLE doesn't work. - this technique neither works http://weblogs.macromedia.com/pent/archives/2005/02/operating_in_pa.html HTTPChannel does process requests in parallel because it uses flash.net.URLLoader under the covers which does not batch requessts (only flash.net.NetConnection batches requests and that is used by AMFChannel as Seth explained). any workaround? --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, mmormando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It doesn't have anything to do with Flex, its IE. IE 6 and I believe 7, and Firefox 2 all default to only allow 2 downloads from a single subdomain. I got that from the folks at Yahoo that bring us the YSlow stuff. If you are using an Apache front end you could make your request to multiple subdomains, e.g. data1.yourdomain.com and data2.yourdomain.com would let you go to 4, conversely if you have control of all the computers hitting your service there are registry tweaks you can set, something along the lines of max_server_connections, that's from memory so don't take it as doctrine. I've also read that IE 8 beta defaults to something like 30. I'm using Firefox 3 and set it to 30, as well as allowed it to use http pipelining, up to 30 requests per socket, and things seem to just scream!! Good luck Mike
[flexcoders] Re: Parallel requests using RemoteObject with RTMP
It doesn't have anything to do with Flex, its IE. IE 6 and I believe 7, and Firefox 2 all default to only allow 2 downloads from a single subdomain. I got that from the folks at Yahoo that bring us the YSlow stuff. If you are using an Apache front end you could make your request to multiple subdomains, e.g. data1.yourdomain.com and data2.yourdomain.com would let you go to 4, conversely if you have control of all the computers hitting your service there are registry tweaks you can set, something along the lines of max_server_connections, that's from memory so don't take it as doctrine. I've also read that IE 8 beta defaults to something like 30. I'm using Firefox 3 and set it to 30, as well as allowed it to use http pipelining, up to 30 requests per socket, and things seem to just scream!! Good luck Mike
