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Perhaps I should just say "polling" rather than "long polling" - whatever you call it, there is a latency in this commonly used method.

On 12 Jul 2012, at 03:51, "Dean, Robert" <rdean@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

That doesn't sound like long polling. Long polling sends a request and then receives one or more responses over its lifetime. It wouldn't be a 5 second latency if implemented properly. The max latency should be the interval between the termination of one poll cycle and the setup of the next.

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With my web socket alternative, there is virtually no latency - ever. As soon as the call arrives, the server send the customer screen to the browser instantly. It doesn't have to wait for (up to) 5 seconds for it to be polled by the server. In order to achieve the same instant response using XHR long polling, I have to reduce the polling interval to something like 100ms. So while waiting for a call, my browser is flooding the server with 600 HTTP requests per second. Multiple that by 1500 call centre agents, and the server is getting 900,000 HTTP requests per minute. The server and the CGI application just dies. With web sockets, I get an instant response and virtually no traffic in comparison.
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