In an HttpServlet the most likely result is that your servlet will
subsequently get an IOException (or some servlet exception wrapping
the IOException) thrown at it when it next tries to write to the
client. Until then your servlet will probably continue executing.
You can use a servlet to communicate with an applet if you want to,
it would probably not be an Http servlet, but rather your own
protocol in that case. You can speak whatever protocol you like
using a generic servlet.
Justin
WebMacro Servlet Framework
http://webmacro.org
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Quoting jj victor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> hello,everybody.
> I'm a beginner of servlet.
> I can't find the answer of the following
> two questions:
>
> 1.If I call a servlet through a browser(the HtmlPage)
> then close the browser(or other exceptions happen to
> the browser)when the servlet is still under running,
> what will happen to the servlet,can it continue the
> execution itself?can it sense the quit of the client
> browser?if it can,how can it get the status of the browser?
>
> 2.can I use ServerSocket in servlet to communicate
> with a socket in client applet or others?if I can,
> could somebody give a sample code.
>
> waitting for your answer of either question.
> thanks in advance
> VictorJ
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