I am using Net::HTTP.post_form to post cgi request to a website and get
answers.
Below is my code and I found that it always take about 30s to return the
result. I think my Internt connection is not so slow as I paste the same
cgi request url and run in my firefox, it will get result in less then
10 second.
So, how can I make the post_form returns quickly?
And, I also found many tags like <img src=xxx.gif> in the returned html
file. Did the post_form download all those gif files? If so, how can I
discard all the image file and only get the text result?
I am using Net::HTTP.post_form to post cgi request to a website and get
answers.
Below is my code and I found that it always take about 30s to return the
result. I think my Internt connection is not so slow as I paste the same
cgi request url and run in my firefox, it will get result in less then
10 second.
And its running result:
Wed Aug 15 09:11:48 +0800 2007
Wed Aug 15 09:12:02 +0800 2007
I think this is slow since the post_form will not downloading pictures
in the post reply page. And when I type the url
'Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) Stock Price, News, Quote & History - Yahoo Finance; in my firefox , it will show the
complete page including pictures in about 10s. If I configure the
firefox to not download pictures, it need only 4s. So,how I can I make
post_form reply more fast?
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The same code takes less than a second for me. Perhaps it is your connection?
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On 8/14/07, Ak 756 <macro.peng@gmail.com> wrote:
And its running result:
Wed Aug 15 09:11:48 +0800 2007
Wed Aug 15 09:12:02 +0800 2007
I think this is slow since the post_form will not downloading pictures
in the post reply page. And when I type the url
'Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) Stock Price, News, Quote & History - Yahoo Finance; in my firefox , it will show the
complete page including pictures in about 10s. If I configure the
firefox to not download pictures, it need only 4s. So,how I can I make
post_form reply more fast?
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concentrationstudios.com
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