hi all
the service which u want to provide to the client can be embedded in a
thread which is getting triggered by a servlet. these type of threads are
persistent between requests also. so i think this will do the purpose.
btw u r logging out means u r not shutting down the web server, i suppose!
thanx & regards
kasu
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Hi,
Is there a way to make a servlet keep on running even if I log out of the
machine?
I'm running the application from a solaris.
Regards,
Hartono
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