Hi Evgeny, Thanks for that useful advice.
Yes - I think my issue is that I'm getting several requests. Is there any way to configure libmicrohttpd to not accept a new HTTP request, or at least not call MHD_AccessHandlerCallback, until the previous (chunked) response has completed? Looking at the MHD_FLAGS enumeration, nothing is jumping out at me. Regards, Conor On 18/06/2021 15:18, Evgeny Grin wrote: > Hi Conor, > > If I've got you right, the question is not about large responses, but about > simultaneous handling of several responses at the same time. > > It is implemented very easily. When your application processes request, it > should decide how you construct your response: for example, make > request A for database B or read picture X and convert it to to the format Z. > Then you need to put all parameters (the name of database and the request or > picture location and final format) to the callback parameter > variable. See chunked_example.c, where 'callback_param' is always initialized > with the same date. In practice it should be initialized with > data varied depending on the request. > > If you are reusing the same response (struct MHD_Response object) for several > requests, you must ensure that your callback generates response > data for response position provided as callback parameter. In this case it > doesn't matter which request is served, the data is determined by > response object and position. > > Alternatively, if you are using unique responses for each request (as it was > done in the example), you can put (update) number of last line > sent to the client into your callback parameter and start your next chunk > from the next line. > -- Regards, Conor Lennon Druid Software Ltd. Next scheduled leave: August 2nd to August 13th inclusive
