- From: Charles L. Robinson <datec@wwa.com>
- Date: Fri, 08 Aug 1997 16:20:37 -0500
- To: www-jigsaw@w3.org
I think you might be referring to a Netscape browser problem we found when trying to do Servlet "push" data. Netscape does something that causes the servlet to get a "connection reset by peer" when you resize the browser. Internet Explorer is much friedlier: as expected, both browsers issue a stop to the applet when you leave the page; Internet Explorer even restarts the applet when you return to the page. For more details click on http://yield.pai.com/Servlets.html > > > Hi , > > I have a server push example (using Jigsaw) which sends the user html pages ... > each subsequent page contains an integer variable which is being incremented. > When I try to make simultaneous hits to this resource... one of them stops > and then other one continues .. or rather only one continues and the other page > seems to hang.. > Any thoughts on what might be happenning here... > > I kinda thought that a new ( or different ) Client object handles each request > and that a new instance of my resource object would be created for that > request and then that object/instance's get/post/handle method would be called. > Am i right here? > > Cheers !!! > Nirmal
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