The maximum number of concurrent HTTP connections allowed to a web
server is controlled by the browser. The HTTP 1.1 specification suggests
a limit of 2 connections per host, but this requires further
consideration if persistent connections are to be used. Some browsers
can be configured to accept
So what you are saying is if I have 3 httpservice requests send at the same
time 2 go out and 1 is queued up. When a result or fault event occurs on one
of them then the 3rd service request is sent correct?
How do I know if I am using a persistent connection? I was asking this
question earlier,
I believe that yes, once one of the previous requests completes (either
by a fault or result) the next outstanding request can proceed. Note
that you can make use of multiple CNAMEs to increase the number of
requests made concurrently per host (e.g. Google Maps uses
mt0.google.com through
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From: coderdude2 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, April 7, 2007 5:05:02 PM
Subject: [flexcoders] Sending multiple HTTPService requests - how to really
cancel all but the last
I'm using several HTTPService calls to plain old REST API's on the
backend
backend
needs the requests in order to maintain database state.
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From: coderdude2 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [flexcoders] Sending multiple HTTPService requests - how to
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: Re: [flexcoders] Sending multiple HTTPService requests - how to really
cancel all but the last
arent httpservice requests asyncronous? i thought you could have a bunch
running at the same time and receive a response from each as you got them. are
they returning in linear order? in an application
I'm using several HTTPService calls to plain old REST API's on the
backend.
If the end user clicks some of the UI controls multiple times quickly,
many calls to these services get queued up, and it can take a long
time for all the data to be retrieved.
For ex. clicking on a list box item sends
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