Thanks for your help Ralhan!
But my question is something else.
It is not the performance impact of the Outout Stream or the buffering
logic.
It comes before that.
Basically if the servlet does something for infinity(before it actually
comes to write the response back)
is there some WebServer parameter that can kill it?(could do with a timer
thread , just wanted to check if there is
any server which provides this, knowing well that the transaction state is
ambigous. It doesnt matter for what I am doing)
Thanks
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From: ralhan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 9:47 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: HTTP Connections and timeout - Servlets
hey whoever asked question and those who replied,
i think thousand times has been told
written ( jason hunter page no 102)
write in a string buffer
then set the content size
and then write and flush
in normal cases you won't have problem.
please check archives.
how many times you want experts( not me okay) to answer same questions
please check wrchives first
and for you and other you like creatures
for your exact hearder this is the search result
Search results - SERVLET-INTEREST
10 matches.
Search again
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Item # Date Time Recs Subject
002708 98/11/30 15:28 264 Re: Asynchronous communication over HTTP between
applet/servlet ? ??
030937 00/06/16 18:31 220 Re: What closes a servlet's connection to the
browser? -massive explanation
and this second search result is the most comprehensive lecture written on
this topic.
waht you wanted nic to reply to that again the same crap.
what is going on here.
plus there are people who love to answer repeated questiosn to boost there
ego
a concerned servlet learner
ralhan
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