- From: Kenneth B. Haase <haase@beingmeta.com>
- Date: 31 May 2002 15:58:35 +0300
- To: "'www-lib@w3.org'" <www-lib@w3.org>
I have a simple application which is trying to read a remote URL, but it takes incredibly long. When I trace it with "sop", I find that it has read all the data almost immediately (as soon as I would expect) and that there is then a 15 second wait for a FIN on the connection, at which point my terminate handler is called and my application can go on with its work. I've tried fooling with settings, switching to HTNet_addAfter from HTRequest_addAfter, but none of those changes seem to help. The output format is WWW_RAW and the problem goes away with WWW_SOURCE, but I need to get the headers because I will be parsing them myself. The remote site also provides a content-length, so libwww should no when the transaction is finished. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Ken -- Ken Haase kh@beingmeta.com beingmeta, inc. www.beingmeta.com
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