Does multipart / x-mixed-replace make client requests wait?

Question

I am trying to find out if it is possible to slow down the server when sending multipart / xmixed-replace responses. I want my client to try to evaluate the flow restriction of jpeg traffic. I found a lot of documentation about what the server sends in the HTTP response, but nothing about what the client sends .

What does the client send, if you like, after each part of the multipart / x-mixed-replace response? If it doesn’t send anything, does the server just continue to overlap?

Answer 1

In fact, I think that the multi-part thing is a red herring, because the concept of multipart is just a distinction between types of content within the same message body. Thus, from the point of view of the server (in terms of the speed of sending content), this is not very different from sending one large piece of data.

So, I am wondering if the Range header can only request a specific range — one “part” at a time.

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