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We develop a chat servlet. The servlet is
invoked by a chat applet and uses standard request/response input and output
streams to communicate with applet, so until a chat is active, the servlet
doesn't return. But if a browser stops the applet, or a browser crashed, the
servlet has no idea what happened and can continue sending data. No any
exception happens. Some trick was found, like an attempt to read something
from the applet (in such case) can rise an exception, but it looks like a
hacker's approach. Does somebody know better solution?
Dmitry.
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- Re: How determinate that a browser stopped Rogatkin, Dmitry M
- Re: How determinate that a browser stopped Pascal Houde
