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问题 Given that you have two instances of http.ServeMux , and you wish for them to be served at the same port number, like so: muxA, muxB http.ServeMux //initialise muxA //initialise muxB combinedMux := combineMux([muxA, muxB]) http.ListenAndServe(":8080", combinedMux) How would one go about writing the combinedMux function, as described above? ... or is there an alternative way to accomplish the same thing? 回答1: Because an http.ServeMux is also an http.Handler you can easily nest one mux inside

问题 Given that you have two instances of http.ServeMux , and you wish for them to be served at the same port number, like so: muxA, muxB http.ServeMux //initialise muxA //initialise muxB combinedMux := combineMux([muxA, muxB]) http.ListenAndServe(":8080", combinedMux) How would one go about writing the combinedMux function, as described above? ... or is there an alternative way to accomplish the same thing? 回答1: Because an http.ServeMux is also an http.Handler you can easily nest one mux inside

问题 I have been reading this and this. After reading I found myself very confused with my basics now. Please help me out as it involves the basics of networking and JSPs & Servlets Consider this hypothetical situation: If I open some www.xyz.com on some browser and don't do anything on that page for day. Q.1 Would that mean that same connection still exists if next day I request something from that page. Considering Connection: keep-alive is there. Q.2 How does session works in this context -I

问题 I have been reading this and this. After reading I found myself very confused with my basics now. Please help me out as it involves the basics of networking and JSPs & Servlets Consider this hypothetical situation: If I open some www.xyz.com on some browser and don't do anything on that page for day. Q.1 Would that mean that same connection still exists if next day I request something from that page. Considering Connection: keep-alive is there. Q.2 How does session works in this context -I

问题 I'm trying to send high volume HTTP requests from a machine. But it seems that .NET Core, or Windows I don't know, is restricting the number of concurrent HTTP requests that can go out, or the quota of HTTP requests in a given time fraction. How can I increase this? I remember that we had a configuration in .NET Framework, but I'm unable to find that either. 回答1: The HTTP 1.1 protocol advised that only 2 concurrent requests should be made per domain. Both the .NET Framework and .NET Core use

问题 I'm trying to send high volume HTTP requests from a machine. But it seems that .NET Core, or Windows I don't know, is restricting the number of concurrent HTTP requests that can go out, or the quota of HTTP requests in a given time fraction. How can I increase this? I remember that we had a configuration in .NET Framework, but I'm unable to find that either. 回答1: The HTTP 1.1 protocol advised that only 2 concurrent requests should be made per domain. Both the .NET Framework and .NET Core use

问题 I'm trying to send high volume HTTP requests from a machine. But it seems that .NET Core, or Windows I don't know, is restricting the number of concurrent HTTP requests that can go out, or the quota of HTTP requests in a given time fraction. How can I increase this? I remember that we had a configuration in .NET Framework, but I'm unable to find that either. 回答1: The HTTP 1.1 protocol advised that only 2 concurrent requests should be made per domain. Both the .NET Framework and .NET Core use

问题 I'm trying to send high volume HTTP requests from a machine. But it seems that .NET Core, or Windows I don't know, is restricting the number of concurrent HTTP requests that can go out, or the quota of HTTP requests in a given time fraction. How can I increase this? I remember that we had a configuration in .NET Framework, but I'm unable to find that either. 回答1: The HTTP 1.1 protocol advised that only 2 concurrent requests should be made per domain. Both the .NET Framework and .NET Core use

问题 I'm trying to send high volume HTTP requests from a machine. But it seems that .NET Core, or Windows I don't know, is restricting the number of concurrent HTTP requests that can go out, or the quota of HTTP requests in a given time fraction. How can I increase this? I remember that we had a configuration in .NET Framework, but I'm unable to find that either. 回答1: The HTTP 1.1 protocol advised that only 2 concurrent requests should be made per domain. Both the .NET Framework and .NET Core use

问题 I'm trying to send high volume HTTP requests from a machine. But it seems that .NET Core, or Windows I don't know, is restricting the number of concurrent HTTP requests that can go out, or the quota of HTTP requests in a given time fraction. How can I increase this? I remember that we had a configuration in .NET Framework, but I'm unable to find that either. 回答1: The HTTP 1.1 protocol advised that only 2 concurrent requests should be made per domain. Both the .NET Framework and .NET Core use