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On Thu, 13 Jan 2000, David Morton wrote:
> When I used to use pure servlets, I thought it was a good practice
> to close() your streams when done. Then I started using jhtml
> pages.....When close was called, I thought the connection from the
> browser to server would be disconnected...hence, if your <SERVLET> was
> in the middle of your page, the rest of the page would not be
> seen....of course this is not the case..but it would have made more
> sense to me if it was......
Well, to me the opposite makes more sense ;-) At least I had to modify
some of our servlets that they don't use close() when I started using
JSSI. Your connection from the browser is disconnected anyway by the
servlet engine (if you don't use JSSI).
> but I guess JSERV/JSSI is so well written....
Look at my contribution to see this opinion destroyed ;-)
Peter
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