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What is the purpose of this trick? So reduce lantency? I get that if the browser sends a GET request for a picture, it's possible that the server already answe
by atesti 12y ago
What is the purpose of this trick? So reduce lantency?
I get that if the browser sends a GET request for a picture, it's possible that the server already answered.
But what happens afterwards?
Is the connection closed? Or does the server send another JPG again?
multipart-mime / content-replace only worked with Netscape, not with IE.
What else is needed for this solution?
Is there a index.html page with a <img>-tag and some javascript that requests the picture again every time the image was loaded?