Re: [OT] HTTP/1.1 client support using LWPng

[Matt Sergeant]

On Wed, 21 Feb 2001, Simon Rosenthal wrote:

> Slightly off topic...
>
> I am considering using  the LWPng (HTTP/1.1) client code for an app where
> we could gladly use both of the HTTP/1.1 features that it offers:
> persistent connections (the client and server are separated by 7 time zones
> and the TCP connect time is a horrible 125 ms ;=( , and pipelining of
> requests. The status of the code , according to Gisle Aas, is definitely
> alpha, and it hasn't been touched in a few years.
>
> Has anyone else used this module ? and how successfully ?

You might want to check out POE's HTTP client instead. Its under more
regular development, and I believe supports HTTP/1.1 persistent
connections.

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[OT] HTTP/1.1 client support using LWPng

[Simon Rosenthal]

Slightly off topic...

I am considering using  the LWPng (HTTP/1.1) client code for an app where 
we could gladly use both of the HTTP/1.1 features that it offers: 
persistent connections (the client and server are separated by 7 time zones 
and the TCP connect time is a horrible 125 ms ;=( , and pipelining of 
requests. The status of the code , according to Gisle Aas, is definitely 
alpha, and it hasn't been touched in a few years.

Has anyone else used this module ? and how successfully ?

Thanks

-Simon
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