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The case for persistent-connection HTTP
1995
Computer communication review
more round trips than necessary (see section 2). Several researchers have proposed modifying HTTP to The success of the World-Wide Web is largely due to eliminate unnecessary network round-trips [21, 27] . Some the simplicity, hence ease of implementation, of the Hypeople have questioned the impact of these proposals on pertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). HTTP, however, network, server, and client performance. This paper reports makes inefficient use of network and server resources, on simulation
doi:10.1145/217391.217465
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