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Re: detecting a file in use [message #183653 is a reply to message #183648]

Wed, 06 November 2013 18:01

Luuk
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On 06-11-2013 18:12, richard wrote:
> What should be used to know when a request has been made for the server to
> load an audio file?
> As I see it, the server has to know that a request has been made.
>
> You, the user, using your browser, sees a list of songs that you can play.
> You click that link, the browser sends a request to fetch that file.
> This is the point in time when I want to know that the request has been
> made.
> Javascript takes care of the playing side.
> But still, the server has to have some way of knowing which audio file is
> being requested and whether or not buffering is needed.
>
> Now that the audio file has played, the server needs to know that file has
> completed downloading.
> So what do I use to know this has happened?
>

You need to have a basic understanding of the HTTP-protocol.
This is (i think it is) considered off-topic in comp.lang.php

Maybe microsoft.public.winhttp is a good place to ask?

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		detecting a file in use By: Mr Oldies on Wed, 06 November 2013 17:12
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		Re: detecting a file in use By: Tobiah on Wed, 06 November 2013 17:36
		Re: detecting a file in use By: The Natural Philosoph on Wed, 06 November 2013 17:36
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