Alan Williamson wrote:
> Its me again!
>
> I am getting on great guns you'll be pleased to know.
:-) :-)
>
> Just a quick one today ... as per the subject, what is the quickest way
> to kill off a client.
>
> I have tried:
>
> res.reset();
> res.finish();
>
> I have also tried throwing an exception.
>
> I want to kill off the connection completely; waste no more bandwidth on
> the person. As you can understand this is part of the spam prevention,
> the very reason, i am using grizzly in the first place.
Have you implemented a ReadFilter to throttle requests? Because inside
that class, you might just set:
ctx.getSelectorHandler().getSelectionKeyHandler().cancel(ctx.getSelectionKey());
If you are inside Adapter, try to do
res.addHeader("Connection:","close");
or
res.setStatus(408); //Or 404
Let me know if that doesn't work.
Thanks
-- Jeanfrancois
>
> I read in the HTTP header, and once i have that, i can make a decision
> as to whether or not we service them. If we don't, we sandbox them for
> a while and prevent them from connecting.
>
> In the "servlet" days, we would simply close the outputstream.
>
> Please advise.
>
> thanks
>
> a
>