…erver for updates while sending upstream notifications as distinct HTTP calls [ RFC6202 ]. This results in a variety of problems: o The server is forced to use a number of different underlying TCP connections for each client: one for sending information to the client and a new on…

…erver for updates while sending upstream notifications as distinct HTTP calls [ RFC6202 ]. This results in a variety of problems: o The server is forced to use a number of different underlying TCP connections for each client: one for sending information to the client and a new on…

…erver for updates while sending upstream notifications as distinct HTTP calls [ RFC6202 ]. This results in a variety of problems: o The server is forced to use a number of different underlying TCP connections for each client: one for sending information to the client and a new on…

…erver for updates while sending upstream notifications as distinct HTTP calls. [RFC6202] This results in a variety of problems: The server is forced to use a number of different underlying TCP connections for each client: one for sending information to the client, and a new one f…

…erver for updates while sending upstream notifications as distinct HTTP calls [ RFC6202 ]. This results in a variety of problems: o The server is forced to use a number of different underlying TCP connections for each client: one for sending information to the client and a new on…

…server for updates while sending upstream notifications as distinct HTTP calls [RFC6202]. This results in a variety of problems: o The server is forced to use a number of different underlying TCP connections for each client: one for sending information to the client and a new one…

…erver for updates while sending upstream notifications as distinct HTTP calls [ RFC6202 ]. This results in a variety of problems: o The server is forced to use a number of different underlying TCP connections for each client: one for sending information to the client and a new on…

…server for updates while sending upstream notifications as distinct HTTP calls [RFC6202]. This results in a variety of problems: o The server is forced to use a number of different underlying TCP connections for each client: one for sending information to the client and a new one…

…erver for updates while sending upstream notifications as distinct HTTP calls [ RFC6202 ]. This results in a variety of problems: o The server is forced to use a number of different underlying TCP connections for each client: one for sending information to the client and a new on…

… TCP. In addition, there are a number of other known issues with long polling [ RFC6202 ] that have an impact on BOSH-based systems. In most circumstances, it would be much better to avoid tunneling XMPP over HTTP long-polled connections and instead use XMPP directly. However, th…

…to TCP. In addition, there are a number of other known issues with long polling RFC6202 ] that have an impact on BOSH-based systems. In most circumstances, it would be much better to avoid tunneling XMPP over HTTP long-polled connections and instead use XMPP directly. However, th…

…o TCP. In addition, there are a number of other known issues with long polling [RFC6202] that have an impact on BOSH-based systems. In most circumstances, it would be much better to avoid tunneling XMPP over HTTP long-polled connections and instead use XMPP directly. However, the…

…Andre, Peter; Loreto, Salvatore; Salsano, Stefano; Wilkins, Greg (April 2011). "RFC6202 - Known Issues and Best Practices for the Use of Long Polling and Streaming in Bidirectional HTTP" tools.ietf.org doi 10.17487/RFC6202 . Retrieved 2016-05-14 "XEP-0124: Bidirectional-streams O…