> How do you destroy a servlet?
I suggest having the servlet throw an UnavailableException. That's the
programatic way for a servlet to indicate it can't service additional
requests. You can specify a duration for the unavailability as well,
and a server has the option of using that value.
Beware this approach may not work wtih the JSDK 2.1 reference
implementation due to a bug I saw reported here earlier. It's still
the proper thing to do however. Just do make sure your server's
behaving correctly.
-jh-
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