Thread.join() only **waits** for the thread to finish. It does NOT
kill/finish/interrupt it. There is no way to kill/abort/destroy/suicide a
thread in Java, as it caused problems in the past with synchronization.
Perhaps JDK1.5 added functionalities for this, didnt have time to look at
it.
Specifically to your case, you need
to get down to the Axis connection (socket whatever it is), then close it from
another thread (started when you clicked that "Stop" button of yours).
Then, your calling thread will get an IOException and then you can handle
leaving it gracefully.
At htat point, the Thread.join() can
be useful, for instance for the thread handling the button's event to know when
the thread is indeed finished.
Hope this helps.
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Objet : Re: abort
call.invoke (SOAP client call)
I tried the Thread.join(), recommended
in that discussion, but it does nothing.
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