In proxy injection mode, we need to increase the browser's max open connections, which usually defaults to 2 or 4. (Otherwise, the long-lived poll to the server asking for work may lock up the app, especially if we also turn on browser side logging, which creates even more HTTP requests.)
In proxy injection mode, we need to increase the browser's max open connections, which usually defaults to 2 or 4. (Otherwise, the long-lived poll to the server asking for work may lock up the app, especially if we also turn on browser side logging, which creates even more HTTP requests.)
On Mac OS X, I have no idea how you'd set the maximum number of open connections. WebKit/Mac seems to be using NSURLConnection to do its work; I've only ever managed to find one post about NSURLConnection and max connection limits; it's a plea for help with no answer.
http://svn.webkit.org/repository/webkit/trunk/WebCore/platform/network/mac/ResourceHandleMac.mmhttp://lists.apple.com/archives/Cocoa-dev/2007/Jul/msg01315.html
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Can't increase max HTTP connections on Safari/Mac