> If the processing takes to long (or the client-browser is closed meanwhile)
> the process
> may be interrupted. Can we really be sure that "c)" is always
> "transactional" and "atomic"?
> Could it be that the WebServer realizes that the request takes to long and
> then tell the CF-Server to forget about it?
I'm worried about this as well. That's why I mentioned my moral
reservations. :) What is needed is for some way to send HTTP requests
and then wait indefinitely for the resulting output. AFAICS the only way
this can be done at the moment is by running a separate daemon that does
this.
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