Stop Processing a Web Connection

[Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami]

I think I have found a bug in our mobile app…. which is that:

 If there is poor bandwidth, say, when the user is trying to get a video in  the browser widget, or the there is a direct call for other resources from our API (images, audio for player, big XML/Json. etc)  the UI hangs. They click a "Go Back" button, but it think that app is trying to (unsuccessufully) process the connection

Now users are typically aware that they have bandwidth issues. For now I don’t want to complicate things by using "tsNetSetTimeouts" to give the user detailed info--maybe in a later version. 

I just want  have them to disconnect as soon as they touch a button, typically a "go back" button.

I keep a TSNET api document at my side. I only  find two options, as soon as the user says in their mind "I going to bail on this" and hit something, should we use:

tsNetclose

tsNetLibUrlReuseConnection false

?

Any other suggestions on the general architecture to address this scenario will also be appreciated.

BR