When the user hits the stop button the socket connection is closed and the
jsp no longer has a valid OutputStream. It is up to the jsp container to
unload the servlet class. It can do so at any time a request is not being
serviced by the jsp page. It does so by calling "jspDestroy()" before
removing the servlet class.
Justy
----- Original Message -----
> Hello everyone. Hopefully someone can provide an answer to the
> following: Let's say we have a jsp page (let's not get into design
> patterns, i.e. javabeans/servlets vs. jsp) that opens a database
> connection as part of its logic. The last part of the page destoys the
> connection. I've noticed that hitting stop on the client causes the jsp
> page to stop loading and a connection is left open on the server. What
> actually happens when a user hits stop on the browser while a jsp page
> is loading? Does the compiled jsp servlet still destroy itself? Is the
> memory used from the page released? Will the page halt like it does
> when a jsp:forward tag is encountered?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> John
>
>
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