On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 3:30 PM, Tom Bichay <[email protected]> wrote: > true. thanks. > but it works sometimes. > > unfortunately i don't have a XHR object to use statechangeevent as i am using > jsonp. > otherwise it would be easy to check. >
Oh right. Forgot that part. I'm not at all familiar with the semantics of resource loading, but I'd be willing to bet its vendor specific. > Am 12.10.2010 um 21:22 schrieb Paul Davis: > >> If you're hitting the same URL and it works for cURL but not in the >> browser, then I would assume that its the browser's XHR doing the >> timeout. Beyond that I don't have any knowledge on how you might >> affect the XHR timeout. >> >> On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Tom Bichay <[email protected]> wrote: >>> hey guys, >>> >>> >>> i am using jsonp (ajax) to connect to a couchdb server with the _changes >>> api with feed=longpoll. >>> >>> but unfortunately sometimes it misses some change notfications. i don't >>> know why. >>> but i am 100% sure that there are relevant changes. >>> if i use curl it works perfect. >>> >>> has anybody an idea? >>> >>> i think it could be that the server cancels the connection, so it waits for >>> the timeout and returns the json without any changes. but i can not check >>> if the server still has the connection to the client as i am using jsonp >>> (so i don't have a real object to use statechangeevent) so i can not use >>> heartbeat. >>> >>> is that possible? >>> is there any way to check if there is still a jsonp connection to the >>> client? >>> or does anybody know if the _changes timeout gets invoked by the server or >>> the client? >>> >>> please help. >>> >>> thanks. >>> >>> cheers >>> tom > > -- > BICHAY IT [bi:shay] > IT | Consulting | Development > Tom Bichay > Freelancer > > Kammachergasse 2 > 89073 Ulm > 0151 - 20669066 > [email protected] | [email protected] > www.bichay.de > >
