Nothing happens to the old request. If U r starting a thread to send communication
to the server, the second thread also would be initialised on second click. Then
two processes will run parallely. But this is not a commendable coding solution.
Erwin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just a simple question. What happens when a user clicks a button (or a
> link) and then clicks again before the response arrives? Is the old request
> stopped dead in its tracks? Do the two requests run in parallel on the
> server? If the old request starts sending its response, is the rest of it
> discarded?
>
> Basically, how much does this affect server-side programming?
>
> thx
> Erwin
>
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