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Hi,

as far as I can see, my servlet cannot detect whether or not the client
has closed down its connection - I thought I would be able to do this
by checking PrintWriter.checkError() (the PrintWriter that I got from
the incoming Response object). It always returns false.

Otherwise the servlet will keep processing requests that no one is
longer
interested in, thereby making it harder for newly arrived requests
to be processed (keeping databases busy etc).

I have searched the FAQ, earlier mailing list archives etc etc but
no clues ... help, please

My environment is :

* RedHat 6.0
* Apache 1.3.6
* JServ 1.0
* JDK 1.1.7 v3 (Blackdown)
* JSDK 2.0

I am using SingleThreadModel, btw.

Thanks in advance

/Mart


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