Glenn Wearen wrote:
>
> 1) Do browsers send any notification to the server
>that the STOP button was pressed?
>
Yes. They close the TCP connection to the server. But
there can be many intermediaries between the client and
the server, and in any case the server won't be notified
until it trie
My architecture is JSP>Bean>DB, Tomcat is my JSP container, I have not
written threads in any of my JSP's or associated Beans however, Tomcat may
be multi-threaded but I don't think it matters. I guess I'm asking three
questions
1)Do browsers send any notification to the server that the STOP butt
-Original Message-
From: Glenn Wearen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 12:14 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Browser stop buttons
I've noticed that my JSP container continues to process my request even
after I have pressed my browsers STOP button.
This seems
I've noticed that my JSP container continues to process my request even
after I have pressed my browsers STOP button.
This seems to be a security weakness, since a two year old could launch a
DoS attack on my JSP container.
Does anybody know the cause of this? or how would you tell the container t
