No I wasn't thinking that. At the web server end (ACP) the request comes in, ACP answers, and that's the end of it. The web server doesn't wait for delivery of the response as far as I know (but the low level HTTP engine is 3rd party).
No I wasn't thinking that. At the web server end (ACP) the request comes in, ACP answers, and that's the end of it. The web server doesn't wait for delivery of the response as far as I know (but the low level HTTP engine is 3rd party).
-- Bob
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