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Can anyone post a link or kindly explain how HTTP Pipelining is achieved. I am using S60 3rd edition FP2.Is pipelining already implemented in this on the framework level or do we have to explicitly do that on the code level? My issue is posted here http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...d.php?t=177204 I have a class MultimediaEngine which implements TransactionCallBack interface and performs POST transaction and a class HTTPEngine which implements TransactionCallBack interface and performs GET transaction. Now when i submit the POST transaction and then the GET transaction,the GET transaction is serviced first and when the SUCCEEDED event occurs,the MHFRunL of both classes are called and not just HTTPEngine. I think this behaviour is because the HTTP framework expects just one transaction at a time. Will Pipelining solve the problem?? Regards Biju Chandran |
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