Hi Alex,
> The restriction to HTTP/1.0 has another disadvantage: It will degrade
> the performance of XMLHttpRequests, because it needs to open and close a
> separate TCP connection for each HTTP transaction. Certain operations,
> like scrolling in charts, are perceptibly slowed down, especially w
Hi Tomas,
> However, nginx proxy implements http1.0 only. The fix makes form.l
The restriction to HTTP/1.0 has another disadvantage: It will degrade
the performance of XMLHttpRequests, because it needs to open and close a
separate TCP connection for each HTTP transaction. Certain operations,
lik
Hi Tomas,
> I fixed lib/form.l which is attached. The problem was that chunking
> was hardcoded in the form.l code limiting it's usability to http1.1.
> However, nginx proxy implements http1.0 only. The fix makes form.l
> usable with both http1.0 and http1.1.
Many thanks, good idea!
I incorpor
Hi Alex,
>> I see, so it looks like some kind of mismatch between chunked and
>> non-chunked mode used by the web server and expected by the client
>> script. I'll have a look into it. nginx probably messes that up.
> To be precise, that message is "1^M^JT^M^J0^M^J^M" (see line 154 of
> "lib/fo
Hi Tomas,
> I see, so it looks like some kind of mismatch between chunked and
> non-chunked mode used by the web server and expected by the client
> script. I'll have a look into it. nginx probably messes that up.
I'm not sure whether it is relevant here, but I know of another
(similar?) phenom
Hi Alex,
> To be precise, that message is "1^M^JT^M^J0^M^J^M" (see line 154 of
> "lib/form.l"). It is just an explicit formulation of the token "T" in
> chunked encoding. It could as well be (ht:Out T (prin T)).
I see, so it looks like some kind of mismatch between chunked and
non-chunked mode us
Hi Tomas,
> it looks like it should not be getting 1 T 0 from the server but only
> T. Not sure why is that... Could you please describe the form.js
> protocol briefly?
To be precise, that message is "1^M^JT^M^J0^M^J^M" (see line 154 of
"lib/form.l"). It is just an explicit formulation of the t
Hi Alex,
it looks like it should not be getting 1 T 0 from the server but only
T. Not sure why is that... Could you please describe the form.js
protocol briefly?
Thank you,
Tomas
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Hi Alex,
> I pasted it into "app/role.l", changed 'it' to 'usr', '+It' to '+User'
> and (choIt ..) to (choDlg ..), and it works just fine.
I found it works with the standard deployment with httpGate but does
not work for me when running behind a web server (nginx). Everything
seems to be working
Hi Tomas,
strange, the code looks all right (except for the argument to 'scroll',
which should perhaps be 15 instead of 6, but doesn't really have to).
I pasted it into "app/role.l", changed 'it' to 'usr', '+It' to '+User'
and (choIt ..) to (choDlg ..), and it works just fine.
Also, I'm using '+
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