One more thing !
If I declare CURLM (multi_handle) and CURL (out_handle) global, still I
will have add easy_handle into multi_handle everytime i do transfer ?

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Nilesh
Nilesh wrote:
> Thanks Daniel !!!
> Actually I want to wait for some time to receive response from server. 
> And that is the reason I am using multi handle perform with only one 
> easy handle in it.
> Otherwise using only easy handle perform I would have to implement my 
> own wait loop. Also my application should not block for respose rather 
> it should continue sending othre messages if any.
> Do you think any other logic can be used for scenario ?
>
> I think will try to add easy_handle into multi_handle stack before 
> each transfer.
>
> -- 
> Nilesh
>
> Daniel Stenberg wrote:
>
>> On Mon, 29 May 2006, Nilesh wrote:
>>
>>>>>   /*This function does typical curl_multi_peroform operation and 
>>>>> check for return status */
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Are you saying this repeatedly calls curl_multi_perform() until the 
>>>> whole process is complete or are you just calling 
>>>> curl_multi_perform() once in this function?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Calling it once. I am using almosy similar code given in example 
>>> directory and multi-single.c file
>>
>>
>>
>> The multi-single.c example calls curl_multi_perform() repeatedly 
>> until that single transfer is done. So should you, if you want a 
>> complete transfer to take place.
>>
>>> Ok. Anyway my URL is the same. Only thing I want to change is data 
>>> which will be posted to same URL again and again.
>>> So as I understand  before I do perform with new data and same 
>>> multi_handle -
>>> - cleanup already used easy_handle
>>
>>
>>
>> No
>>
>>> - create new easy_handle and add it to multi_handle stack
>>
>>
>>
>> No, add the same handle again.
>>
>>> Is that the case ? why can't same handle be used ?
>>
>>
>>
>> No. It can.
>>
>> Your problem is rather that you're not doing the curl_multi_perform() 
>> calls properly. Why use the multi interface at all if you're not 
>> using the non-blocking ability?
>>
>>
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