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> and reference
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> I have the following problem.
>
> I have made a jsp, This jsp page has a function call whose execution
> time breaks the time out of the browser that i use.
>
> In that case the page is never loaded. I think i have two solution
> branches:
>
> 1. Configure time out of the browser (i don�t like this)
> 2. Launch the function called in the jsp in a separate thread.
>
> Could you help me with more details?
I have a suggestion.
You could arrange that *something* is sent to the browser periodically to
prevent it from timing out (and also to prevent the user from timing out
:-) ). It could be something visible to the user or you could simply send
something like a stream of '*' in an HTML comment block - remember to call
out.flush() to ensure it gets sent to the browser. You could use a separate
thread to accomplish this (send a character/sleep() repeatedly).
Note: the browser may not display everything you send immediately, depending
on the HTML structure.
HTH,
Steve S
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