def testInterleaved4(self):
"""tests that http server returns responses in correct order"""
cnn = HTTPConnection()
cnn.connect(('localhost', SERVER_PORT))
#we do 2 requests that should take 2 seconds to complete each.
#if server/client pipelining was not working, fetching the 2 urls
#would take 4 seconds on a single connection
#if pipelining works, it should take just 2 seconds
start = time.time()
cnn.send(cnn.get('/sleep?3'))
cnn.send(cnn.get('/sleep?1'))
response1 = cnn.receive()
response2 = cnn.receive()
#we expect response1 to be returned first, because it was made first
#eventhough it takes longer
self.assertEquals('slept 3', response1.body)
self.assertEquals('slept 1', response2.body)
end = time.time()
self.assertAlmostEqual(3, end - start, places = 1)
cnn.close()
def testInterleaved4(self):
"""tests that http server returns responses in correct order"""
cnn = HTTPConnection()
cnn.connect(('localhost', SERVER_PORT))
#we do 2 requests that should take 2 seconds to complete each.
#if server/client pipelining was not working, fetching the 2 urls
#would take 4 seconds on a single connection
#if pipelining works, it should take just 2 seconds
start = time.time()
cnn.send(cnn.get('/sleep?3'))
cnn.send(cnn.get('/sleep?1'))
response1 = cnn.receive()
response2 = cnn.receive()
#we expect response1 to be returned first, because it was made first
#eventhough it takes longer
self.assertEquals('slept 3', response1.body)
self.assertEquals('slept 1', response2.body)
end = time.time()
self.assertAlmostEqual(3, end - start, places=1)
cnn.close()
def testInterleaved1(self):
cnn = HTTPConnection()
cnn.connect(('localhost', SERVER_PORT))
cnn.send(cnn.get('/hello/1'))
cnn.send(cnn.get('/hello/2'))
response = cnn.receive()
self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
chunks = list(response)
self.assertEquals('Hello World 1', chunks[0])
response = cnn.receive()
self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
chunks = list(response)
self.assertEquals('Hello World 2', chunks[0])
cnn.close()
def testInterleaved1(self):
cnn = HTTPConnection()
cnn.connect(('localhost', SERVER_PORT))
cnn.send(cnn.get('/hello/1'))
cnn.send(cnn.get('/hello/2'))
response = cnn.receive()
self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
chunks = list(response)
self.assertEquals('Hello World 1', chunks[0])
response = cnn.receive()
self.assertEquals(200, response.status_code)
chunks = list(response)
self.assertEquals('Hello World 2', chunks[0])
cnn.close()
def testInterleaved3(self):
"""tests that http client and server really support pipelining"""
cnn = HTTPConnection()
cnn.connect(('localhost', SERVER_PORT))
#we do 2 requests that should take 2 seconds to complete each.
#if server/client pipelining was not working, fetching the 2 urls
#would take 4 seconds on a single connection
#if pipelining works, it should take just 2 seconds
start = time.time()
cnn.send(cnn.get('/sleep?2'))
cnn.send(cnn.get('/sleep?2'))
list(cnn.receive())
list(cnn.receive())
end = time.time()
self.assertAlmostEqual(2, end - start, places = 1)
cnn.close()
def testInterleaved3(self):
"""tests that http client and server really support pipelining"""
cnn = HTTPConnection()
cnn.connect(('localhost', SERVER_PORT))
#we do 2 requests that should take 2 seconds to complete each.
#if server/client pipelining was not working, fetching the 2 urls
#would take 4 seconds on a single connection
#if pipelining works, it should take just 2 seconds
start = time.time()
cnn.send(cnn.get('/sleep?2'))
cnn.send(cnn.get('/sleep?2'))
list(cnn.receive())
list(cnn.receive())
end = time.time()
self.assertAlmostEqual(2, end - start, places=1)
cnn.close()
def main():
cnn = HTTPConnection()
cnn.connect(('www.google.com', 80))
request = cnn.get('/')
#you can send multiple http requests on the same connection:
cnn.send(request) #request 1
cnn.send(request) #request 2
#and receive the corresponding responses
response1 = cnn.receive()
response2 = cnn.receive()
print response1.status
print response1.headers
print response1.body
print response2.status
print response2.headers
print response2.body
cnn.close()
def main():
cnn = HTTPConnection()
cnn.connect(('www.google.com', 80))
request = cnn.get('/')
#you can send multiple http requests on the same connection:
cnn.send(request) #request 1
cnn.send(request) #request 2
#and receive the corresponding responses
response1 = cnn.receive()
response2 = cnn.receive()
print response1.status
print response1.headers
print response1.body
print response2.status
print response2.headers
print response2.body
cnn.close()
