Hi everyone,
I'm currently working with the STM32H573G-DK board using the Nx_WebServer example (NetX Duo HTTP server) provided in STM32CubeMX. During testing, I noticed what seems to be a blocking behaviour, and I’d like to verify whether this is expected or if there’s a way to handle it differently.
Here's the scenario I tested:
I modified the server to simulate a long-running request by adding a `tx_thread_sleep()` delay (~20 seconds) before sending the HTTP response.
While this delayed request is being processed, the client sends a second HTTP request that should be answered immediately.
However, the second request does not get processed until the first (delayed) request finishes and the response is sent.
This suggests that the HTTP server is processing requests sequentially, and a single long-running request can block all other requests, which is problematic for use cases like long polling.
Is this single-threaded, blocking behaviour expected for the NetX Duo HTTP server?
Has anyone found a workaround or implemented a custom solution to handle concurrent HTTP requests?
Any insights or experiences are much appreciated!
