Stephane: You question is good, actually it contains an excellent bigger issue:
WHAT ARE ACTUALLY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SUN'S
development servlet engine and commercial server ?????????
Some examples of our experiences:
1. some servlet services work only for Netscape client, some only for Microsoft
client
2. several java functions define services as follows "this methods MIGHT" return ...
this methods MIGHT respond ... etc.
the cold reality has been that most of those methods NEVER deliver that service !
the cold reality for us is that our client require services always to behave in
certain
way and do what they promise (taking into account exceptions etc as normal)
the solution so far: we have been writing those services
3. java servlet - applet communication and behavious to handle MP3 music
is still a mystery i.e. IF and IF ONLY YOU ARE LUCKY, IT MIGHT !!!!
4. we are developing open solutions ie. for example contents can be produced
using commonly used business software and common browser
NETSCAPE AND MICROSOFT GUYS do NOT support Sun's development
servers i.e. if we ask we does your browser fail to deliver this service whereas
your competitor's browser handles, we do not get answers
5. we gave up using Sun's java tools such as swing because they do NOT support
standards, for example you can NOT activate MP3 music
$1 000 000 QUESTION: How can a software house do the final tests, java
client and server development environments
do NOT
behave as commercial products !
Ronnie / IceWaves.com
Stephane Cloutier wrote:
> In fact, I'm actually using the servletrunner engine of Sun's jsdk2.0. I
> know that it's a developpment only servlet engine but I would nevertheless
> expect it to stop processing the request. Is commercial servlet engine
> usually have a better behavior? Is this the case for Netscape Entreprise
> server?
>
> Regards,
> Stephane
>
> At 01:15 PM 3/9/00 -0500, Chauhan, Vivek wrote:
> >I expect he behavior to be web server/servlet engine specific. I hope some
> >web server/servlet engines must be taking care of stop button push. It will
> >be a good idea to pass your observation to the vendors of the web
> >server/servlet engine you are currently using and probably they may
> >incorporate it in their next release.
> >
> >
> >Vivek
> >
> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: Stephane Cloutier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> >Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 11:12 AM
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: browser stop loading
> >
> >
> >I notice that when you post a request to a servlet, change your mind and
> >stop the browser loading, the request will continue to be processed by the
> >servelt. Is there a way to detect the browser stop button push and to
> >interrupt the processing for reducing the server load?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Stephane
> >
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