Hello, I'm trying to implement long polling in a Synfony 2 project to shorten response times in a "real-time" application I'm making. Essentially I have an ajax front end that requests data to the symfony-driven backend through XHR. My problem arises when I try to send a second request to the backend while a first one is on hang for long polling; the second request just get queued after the first, and doesn't get processed until the first returns. I've googled a bit about the problem and found out that it could depend on session files being locked (see here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1430883/simultaneous-requests-to-php-script) during requests, but getting rid of session files didn't help (my backend is completely stateless, so it doesn't need sessions at all actually). Has anyone come across this problems before? I think the problem might have to do with symfony and caching (setting locks on cache files during requests, maybe?), but I don't know enough of the guts of symfony itself to find a solution or a workaround.. Thanks a lot!
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