On Thu, 18 Sep 2014, nikhil ap wrote:

> Create a easy handle, set up the connection and send 1 GET request.
> -
>
> Once the response is received, use the same handle and send 2 GET
> requests.

This doesn't make sense. Why do you insist on using that exact same easy
handle to do two more requests with? I mean, that's perfectly fine but then
you need to do those two request in serial and not in parallel. An easy handle
can only handle one transfer at a time, but a multi handle can handle any
amount of parallel easy handles/transfers.

> I would also like to:
>
> - Send multiple GET requests in an incremental order based on timeout.
> I.e If I have sent 3 GET requests, after a second I would like to send 4
> requests irrespective of whether I have received the response using the
> same connection handle.

That's no problem with the multi interface, you just add the new handles
whenever you think they should start.

> I know about Pipeling feature so I use that for other use case but I can't
> use that to do the above. Is there a way to do this using Libcurl?

Yes, it is even easy to do with libcurl!

I don't see how pipelining changes anything for what you're asking. Can you
elaborate?

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