Stephan Coboos wrote:
Hallo,
I would like to know whether Cocoon stops creating the output stream if the
user canceles the response. For example I have a SQLTransformer sheet and in
it SQL statements which can take a long time of execution. So, what I'd like
to know is whether the user canceles the response is the sql stream (db
connection) canceled, too? Or finishes the SQLTransformer the output
(ResultSet) from the database first?
It would be nice if the user can canceles the response (database query) if
it takes too long and then no background process will be longer executed.
I think the only way to stop generating content is to detect an error on
sending data to client. When this happens depends only on content
caching. AFAIR cocoon caches full content before sending it to client in
case some exception happens. This way the framework is able to send you
a error screen even after failure. You can disable this feature.
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Leszek Gawron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
