> Suppose I'm opening a socket connection to a server on some >port, and I do some transactions, and generate html. But I 'm not >closing the file pointer(socket). Only after the user clicks 'logout' >or something should I close the file pointer. How do I do this?? >I'm not understanding how to keep track of the file pointer, >even after generating the html. Help.
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