"incoming request" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in information technology and customer service contexts to refer to a request that has been received or is currently being received. Example: "The customer service team is currently handling a high volume of incoming requests through email and phone calls."
Sourcelink (the task acts as server) GetRequest Looking for an incoming request from others SendResponse Sending a response to the requester.
The logic for handling these requests goes something like: If we detect the incoming request is a navigation to one of our HTML pages, we always want to serve the most up-to-date content, so we attempt to make the request over the network to the server.
GetRequest Looking for an incoming request from others.
For each incoming request Reqi, the algorithm is executed.
Service Providers employ scheduling algorithms to schedule the incoming request (tasks) and to manage their computing resources efficiently.
The partner could accept an incoming request to take control of their vibrator while in a chat or video session.
Uber provides each car with an iPhone and software that manages incoming requests.
Companies may ignite a thousand EC2 servers for moments, or run several Web servers that distribute incoming requests among them to provide fast responses.
In recent years beefier hardware and better tools to distribute incoming requests among multiple servers have made things more difficult for attackers.
Between 1 January 2004 and 31 December 2011 a total of 134 incoming requests were received by the UK from the US under the terms of the Extradition Act 2003.
Ms. Myers said her firm was enlisted by Ms. Broadwell's lawyers, Robert F. Muse and Joshua A. Levy, to "help Paula and her legal team navigate a crowded media environment, manage incoming requests and ensure that her story is accurately told.
