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I am totally a network novice. My plan is to do some simple low-bandwidth testing of a web server I have configured using Tomcat standalone technology. It runs on port 5050 and works as expected in "localhost" mode. My dlink dsl504T modem/router offers "port forwarding" to allow web users to …
Asynchronous data fetch from server is mainly reliable in my project which currently uses a "localhost" server. At times though the [inlinecode]XMLHttpRequest onreadystate event[/inlinecode] does not fire and I am suspecting this is due to javascript code still executing when the fetched data becomes available. Summary of process: [B]user click[/B] …
If you send two asynchronous requests in quick succession I presume this involves two different instances of the XMLHttpRequest. Are you supposed to allocate a different onsteadystatechange function to each different instance of XMLHttpRequest (which seems a bit awkward). I have tried to use a single "pipe-like" function and then …
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