- From: Oliver Steinau <Oliver.Steinau@STencode.de>
- Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2001 15:17:57 +0200
- To: <www-lib@w3.org>
(using v. 5.3.2) (sorry for asking "novice" questions -- I didn't find it in the docu...) I registered a filter using HTNet_addAfter(terminateCallback, 0, 0, HT_ALL, HT_FILTER_LAST); Q1: is it true that this callback is called upon *completion* of each request? Q2: what is this callback expected to return? (currently, I always return HT_OK) Q3: what am I supposed to do in this callback? (currently I delete the request, but leave everything else intact) I looked into the code (HTEvtLst.c) and saw that it does a break out of the loop if the code returned is != HT_OK. The symptom is that sometimes the HTEventList_loop() call does not return after this callback has been called.... it still listens on sockets (although I got a 400 status code), and just never returns.... Any help? TIA, /oliver
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