Jay,
On 28/04/15 11:53, Jay McCarthy wrote:
I ran an experiment to test your servlet. The results are at this gist:
Thanks for that experiment.
I have reproduced your results.
So... Racket /is/ serving concurrent requests.
There is a bare possibility that it is working on OS X/my machine and
not on yours, but I am more suspect of how you tested concurrency.
Your suspicions are justified. I hadn't used "ab" before.
My original test was two Firefox windows (from the same instance of
Firefox) pointing at the servlet.
^R refresh on both to kick off the test, see what happens.
I'm still getting the requests serialised:
woo! 1430221311 -> 1430221313
woo! 1430221313 -> 1430221315
Tinkering with network.pipelining settings has done me no good... so
going off-topic slightly -- how do I use Firefox to test web server
concurrency? [Choose to answer this or not, I'm about to JFGI]
Thanks again.
Tim
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