Scott Ferguson wrote: > On Aug 25, 2009, at 9:13 AM, Michael Rusch wrote: > >> I am still test-driving resin 3.1.9 open source on my Windows desktop. >> >> It seems to me that if multiple concurrent requests are made to the >> same >> URL then Resin will only fulfill one request at a time. Is this >> intentional? Is there a reason for it? Is this related to >> something in >> the config? > > Just double checked (4.0) and it's working fine. > > Since browsers aren't supposed to open more than two connections to > the same site at a time, you might be hitting that limitation. > > -- Scott
That's it! It's the browser! Somehow in 7 years of web application development, I've never noticed or learned about this behavior in any other context--but it's there! I followed up with tests using the same php script on a LAMP stack, and it exhibited the same non-concurrent behavior (hence, it wasn't just resin). Then, I tried the test where the requests were done in two different browsers, and they did load concurrently, both with LAMP and resin/quercus. Thanks for the tip! Michael _______________________________________________ resin-interest mailing list resin-interest@caucho.com http://maillist.caucho.com/mailman/listinfo/resin-interest
