Is there a way to not to allocate the connection everytime i need
to send
a new request ?
Yes. I'm pretty sure that the URL loading framework will use HTTP
keepalives automatically when appropriate.
I am not sure i undrstood this. If i allocate a NSURL connection
everytime
i need to fetch from a URL, wouldn't it set up a TCP connection
everytime
and then download the data. If i can avoid that, wouldn't it be
nice ?
Again, I'm pretty sure that the Cocoa URL loading functions will do
this
for you as appropriate. Trying to implement it yourself is
unnecessary, and
trying to go about it this particular way is futile as well as
incorrect.
I don't want to do this myself. But i don't see anything in
NSURLConnection
that would do this. If so, please point to me.
The class you're using represents a URL Connection, not an HTTP Server
connection, so it's used at the URL level, you can't influence the
server connection piece of it. It's possible that the underlying
library uses a keepalive HTTP call and holds the connection to the
server and, if you use another URL on the same server it reuses it,
but sort of doubt it. There is no cocoa class I know of which
represents a server connection which you can set up and say 'use this
server connection for this URL' nor is there anything in
NSURLConnection which says 'use keepalive, I'm probably going to send
more requests'.
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