ons 2010-09-08 klockan 14:46 +0900 skrev Mikio Kishi: > It's still a feature, right ? > On the Internet, there are some web applications which requires > multi post requests in a http connection... Applications which require some special relation between connection and requests are per definition broken. Connections in HTTP are hop-by-hop, not end-to-end. There is no relation between connections made by clients to proxy and connections made by the proxy to requested servers. You can have N clients connections getting multiplexed over 1 server connection. Or 1 persistent client connection getting it's requests distributed over M server connections. Exact result depends on the traffic and policy of client, proxy and webserver, but the key is that client<->proxy and proxy<->server connections are fully independent. An exception to this is if you are using NTLM or Negotiate(kerberos) authentication, as those authentication protocols is not HTTP authentication schemes but TCP connection authentication schemes in direct violation with HTTP messaging rules. Regards Henrik
