Thanks
Diego
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Subject: Re: Connection: close
Use a network packet trace tool like ethereal (http://www.ethereal.com/), which is open-source and available for multiple platforms. This will let you see if the connection is closed, and who initiates the close.
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Hi everybody!
I'm using tomcat 4.1.27 to serve contents through a servlet. In my app it's very important to close connections everytime, so I use header "Connection: close" in the response everytime the content is served. My question is: this header makes Tomcat to close the connection by itself, or it relies on client to close it?
I tried to make tomcat to log its operations, but the only log I've found it's from sax parser but nothing about the way it handles the request/response process. Is there any way to see this kind of log?
Diego Rodr�guez Mart�n ALTIRIA TIC - Soluciones en Servicios M�viles - Marketing SMS www.altiria.com Tel/Fax 91 33 111 98 Movil 610 299 750 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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