Re: HttPrevayler

We do not have that case. I would estimate only 0.72% of websites out
there have that case.

But it would, yes, require a workaround.

One solution could be to make the browser upload the file directly to
some temp staging area on the web server, bypassing the proxy
completely, and then just sending a "File XYZ upload completed"
request to the proxy. That is transparent to the end-user, of course.

Klaus.



On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Sergey Didenko<[email protected]> wrote:
> What if a user uploads a big file on a slow connection?
>
>> The web app must process one transaction request at a time anyway or
>> else determinism is lost.
>>
>> So we are supposing there are no long-running transaction requests.
>>
>> Klaus.
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