Hey!
The short answer is no.
There was a long discussion about this
topic a month or two ago. You may want to check the archive
to catch up.
Basically, the HTTP ala servlet is a stateless machine. You will
have to code your own stateful servlet. Some pointers are
available in the archive.
Good luck.
Sans adieu,
Danny Rubis
Stephane Cloutier wrote:
> I notice that when you post a request to a servlet, change your mind and
> stop the browser loading, the request will continue to be processed by the
> servelt. Is there a way to detect the browser stop button push and to
> interrupt the processing for reducing the server load?
>
> Thanks,
> Stephane
>
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