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  • Subject: Re: HTTP POST
  • From: Michael Becker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 03:37:07 +0100

Because of that note, I avoided NSURLHandle for my new Cocoa app. What's up with that "should"? Is it just more efficient to use NSURLConnection to avoid the extra layer of obj-c calls?


The recommendation is to use the new stuff if you can. It adds quite a bit of additional control and feedback.

If you have to run on Jaguar as well (and can't stipulate that Safari is installed) then NSURLHandle gives you a fallback position.


Just so I get this correctly: What about using the CFNetwork framework? (The thing is, that I already completed a lot of my work with the Core Foundation stuff and am getting a little scared because nobody's mentioning that at all :-) )

- Michael
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