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This is not a JServ question, however, you need to do your read() in a
separate thread with a timeout. After the timeout, close the
connection. I suggest examining the AsyncInputStream class described
in the book _Java Threads_ (by Scott Oaks and Henry Wong, ISBN
1-56592-216-6). It is a good starting point.
-- Travis Low
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Daniel Montalibet wrote:
> Once again I post an email on this list to query your help...
> I'm still facing a major problem to handle client disconnection while my
> servlet reads some data from it (this occurs when uploading data and the
> client cancels the upload). As I told (5 times in this list), I'm not
> notified on servlet side that the connection has been closed by the client,
> this blocking my servlet on a read() call.
>
> What I need is, this time, just have a (or more) response(s)... please....
> Am I the only one that face this trouble ? Please... respond... yes, no or
> don't know...
>
> Sorry to bother you this probably stupid problem... but I don't understand
> it... so can't try to find a fix... :-(
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