On 13-Feb-09, at 12:31 AM, Ken Thomases wrote:
Why are you overriding it? The -cancel method is not supposed to actively bring the operation to a stop. It's only supposed to set a flag. The operation's work methods (-start, -main, and whatever they call) should be periodically checking the -isCancelled property and, if it's set, gracefully bring their work to an end.
Because all -start does is initiate an NSURLConnection. If it's failing to connect or whatever, I want the operation to stop when the user says so, not whenever -didFailWithError gets around to being called.
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