On 2008 Jul, 05, at 15:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But when i run the app, the "After" statement with "timed out"
message is logged after 30 seconds from the "Before" statement. When
I set the timeoutInterval between 30.1 to 59.9, it is printed after
60 seconds and so on. I don't know how to get it to work in desired
time intervals. Any help would be appreciated.
Kanny, I noticed about two years ago that I could never get the 10-
second timeouts that I wanted using NSURLConnection and setting the
timeout in the NSURLRequest as you are doing which, as far as I know,
is the only way to do it. (Well, actually you can make the request
mutable and then set it, but the result is the same.) Then I read
that others had reported the same thing in the list archives, and
since this was intolerable for my app, I ended writing my own whole
stupid class that set up a thread with a timer to work around the
problem.
I am developing a Leopard-only app now and planned to re-test
NSURLConnection within the next few days, hoping that it has been
fixed. I therefore find your report very disappointing.
You are using Leopard I presume?
Has anyone else tested the URL Loading System with sub-30-second
timeouts lately?
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