Hi everyone.
The Javadoc comment on
org.apache.coyote.tomcat5.CoyoteInputStream.close() says this:
"Close the stream Since we re-cycle, we can't allow the call to
super.close() which would permantely disable us."
I suspect a call to the underlying ServletInputStream.close() could be
quite handy in some circumstances. You might want to close the actual
stream if someone is sending you a few GB of data and you actually want
to close it.
I'm not exactly sure the best way to do this. Perhaps CoyoteInputStream
could have a method closeServletInputStream(), which could be called by
casting request.getInputStream() to a CoyoteInputStream.
Any other thoughts?
--
Tim Koop
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