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Re: [hybi] hybi Digest, Vol 8, Issue 41



Without multiplexing, I expect we will see each Ajax component
in each page opening its own socket, and multiple pages open
to the same server is very common (users often forget that
they already have a window open in their browser) so a hundred
connections to a single server would not be unexpected.

It's easy to ignore this at the moment because we are so accustomed
to the multiplexing in HTTP 1.1 (think back to the network overhead
of HTTP 1.0).

Regards,
Ted.

On 2009-10-30, at 3:58 PM, Jason Duell wrote:

multiplexing protocol implemented in browser/server (not in application).

What's the use case here?  If a browser has two pages open that each
want to connect to the same server?  How likely is that?



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