- Mon Aug 17, 2015 3:40 pm
#26292
Hello all,
I've ran into a small issue. I have a web server set up (extended one of the built in examples). I've noticed that response to HTTP GET requests is immediate (in the order of few tens of milliseconds) while response to POST requests takes ~2 seconds, even if my sketch just returns "OK" and never even parses or looks into the data contained in the POST request. It doesn't matter which browser or platform I use to generate the GET and POST requests - if it's post, there is a noticeable delay before the server.on() is called.
Did any one notice or can offer some solution/explanation? it's not a deal breaker, just strange and annoying.
BTW - not a module or home network issue. I've ran some piece of code doing the same stuff but using httpd (non Arduino based code) I've done before the beloved ESP8266 Arduino came to be - and the response to POST was as quick as the response to GET.
Thanks,
Nir
I've ran into a small issue. I have a web server set up (extended one of the built in examples). I've noticed that response to HTTP GET requests is immediate (in the order of few tens of milliseconds) while response to POST requests takes ~2 seconds, even if my sketch just returns "OK" and never even parses or looks into the data contained in the POST request. It doesn't matter which browser or platform I use to generate the GET and POST requests - if it's post, there is a noticeable delay before the server.on() is called.
Did any one notice or can offer some solution/explanation? it's not a deal breaker, just strange and annoying.
BTW - not a module or home network issue. I've ran some piece of code doing the same stuff but using httpd (non Arduino based code) I've done before the beloved ESP8266 Arduino came to be - and the response to POST was as quick as the response to GET.
Thanks,
Nir
