My understanding is that it is not safe to stop calling
sys_check_timeouts(). Even after a connection is closed, there is
housekeeping to be done due to the nature of TCP.
As per the wiki, I'm just another user but a contributor to the wiki.
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Hi Sergio,
> Your problem with resending requests seems to be the subtleties of the
> HTTP and TCP protocols. In TCP, you either have a connection
> established and can send data, or you don't. If you need to close the
> connection, then call the close function, if you need to send data again,
>
Please read the wiki; your error callback will be called or an error
condition signalled on your receive callback when the connection is lost.
Your problem with resending requests seems to be the subtleties of the
HTTP and TCP protocols. In TCP, you either have a connection established
and can send
Hello,
As explained in some of the previous emails I have implemented (using
examples from the internet) a simple HTTP client sat on top of the raw
interface. The program flow is roughly as follows...
- main() calls a function called http_send_request() which registers the
callback functions and
