Is it possible to use some kind of connection pool manager with libhttp -- RPG400-L

Subject: Is it possible to use some kind of connection pool manager with libhttp
From: Mohammad Tanveer <surgum@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2018 06:19:07 -0500
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We are using libhttp and YAJL, We are trying to improve the performance of
REST API calls. Process will be calling the REST APIs 1000s of times in a
loop.

1. What is better IFS/memory buffer for performance? Use IFS write/read or
memory buffer when calling REST APIs?
2. Is there any http connection pool manager in libhttp like we have in
java with httpclient.

Regards

Follow-Ups:

Re: Is it possible to use some kind of connection pool manager with libhttp , Bradley Stone
Re: Is it possible to use some kind of connection pool manager with libhttp , Jon Paris
Re: Is it possible to use some kind of connection pool manager with libhttp , Scott Klement

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