It's about SENDING requests with "zero latency", not about completing http operations with zero latency.
And yes, you get no confirmation, and no reply.
I must admit I'm hard pressed to come up with a use case for this. You could just as easily do a regular HTTP request on a separate thread and throw away the result to get "zero latency" fire-and-forget behavior.
And yes, you get no confirmation, and no reply.
I must admit I'm hard pressed to come up with a use case for this. You could just as easily do a regular HTTP request on a separate thread and throw away the result to get "zero latency" fire-and-forget behavior.