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It is quite normal to use http 1.1 connections, where a single request can be used to get multiple items from the same server without having to redo the whole TCP/IP socket connection voodoo.For most database maintenance applications on my server, Fiddlerreports request
response times in the 15-150 ms range, typically - on the localnetwork.
Great response times! To be clear, I was referring to single _database_
requests, not total page requests.
A response to a login request may trigger something like 86asynchronous requests
Are you sure those aren't just requests for other elements on the page
(js, css, img, etc).
They evidently use persistent sockets.
Why is that evident. I would think they wouldn't do that as a general
rule. The places I've seen the "big boys" using persistent connections
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