On Fri, Jul 06, 2001, Chemolli Francesco (USI) wrote:
> > cachable (current
> > > model)
> > > c) Never
>
> We could just have later requests wait until enough is known
> (which maybe is what we're doing now). I agree with Andres
> that joining without knowledge is a Bad Thing(tm).
> Or, we could introduce something like CPU pipelining.
> We optimistically join, but as soon as we can determine whether
> the request can be shared (i.e. after getting HTTP headers from
> the origin) we add an extra check and if it can't share we
> un-join and start a new request.
..if you've started sending data to the second client.. :)
Adrian
-- Adrian Chadd Yeah, for me its (XML) like the movie Titanic. <adrian@creative.net.au> Everybody loves it. I want to be different, so I hate it. --Duane WesselsReceived on Fri Jul 06 2001 - 09:07:38 MDT
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