Synchronous behavior and typheous

[Wade Williams]

I've got a simple question which should seem obvious, but my testing is causing doubts in my mind.

If I were to call (psuedo-code)

Typheous::Request.post(url1,options) #request1
Typheous::Request.post (url2,options) #request2

should I expect to receive response 1 before request 2 is made?

I've got a legacy application which is controlled by sending HTTP requests. However, you have to be sure the "save" command completes before the "edit" command for example. As long as request 1 will complete before request 2 is issued, there should be no problem. But, if request 1 returns immediately, I could have sequencing problems.

I understand the connectionless nature of HTTP, but in browsing through the source code, nothing jumped out at me as indicating that such calls would operate asynchronously so I thought it better to ask the experts.

Thanks for any feedback.

[Hans Hasselberg]

Hey Wade,

rest assured - every Typhoeus version I know will perform request 1 first and will then do request 2. There is no way that request 2 is done first. I'm assuming that both requests succeed.

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Hans

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