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TCPget can now handle concurrent sessions #1042
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Is var cid scoped correctly ? - you also fairly mix node.connection_id and cid quite a bit ... can their use be more consistent.
Just updated with connection_id scoped more logically, it's local to on("input") now. |
Nice one @natcl . Thanks |
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The TCPget (TCP request) node wasn't able to handle multiple connections at the same time. This fixes the issue by storing each client instance in an object based on the ip+port as the key.
Here's a test flow that can show the behavior: