RE: How to get a notfication if the user closes its browser?

2004-10-20 Thread Steve Kirk
Not sure about using SocketWriteException. A less elegant approach might be to put a javascript function in the page that is called when the window is closed. That JS function could call a servlet that you can write. (This is a bit OT though because it's really to do with HTML rather than

Re: How to get a notfication if the user closes its browser?

2004-10-20 Thread Tim Funk
An IOException should be thrown by write sometime after the socket is disconnected. (It may vary due to buffering) Tomcat doesn't log that IOException since it is so common but it can be caught if your decide to do so. -Tim Stephan Coboos wrote: Hi, I need to send a very very big set of data