thanks.
Luie Matthee wrote:
Hi
This scenario might be caused because of the tcp/ip keep-alive mechanism on your host. Even though the connection has been physically broken the tcp/ip stacks on both the client and server machines, maintain a logical link for a pre-determined interval.
Try setting your client's machine tcp/ip keep-alive value to around minute. See if the results change. This setting is not recommended for production environments.
cheers Luie
randie ursal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi,
sorry for asking about this but i still haven't found a solution on
why this is happening.
i try to make an abnormal scenario on my web application, here it is:
I first access my web application and do some operation, then in the
middle of my
transaction i disconnect the network cable to see if an error would
be displayed by IE
browser if i click on a link that needs to request to my servlet.
This doesn't seem
to work normally, because if i'm going to click on a button which is
basically an HTML
Form....the IE browser wont display its error page like display that
network is down or
DNS unavailable. But if i click on links that is using "href" to
point to its server
resource that IE browser can give the error message.
any idea about this, and any possible solution?
p.s really need it as soon as possible.
th anks a lot in advance
randie
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