Jim Driscoll wrote:
> Jeanfrancois Arcand wrote:
>> Jim Driscoll wrote:
>> But if I put the hidden.location call into the POST function
>>> on the client, would that still work? (It works, I tested it, but
>>> I'm wondering if leaving all those dangling Handlers out there will
>>> eventually mess things up.)
>>
>> By Handlers, you means CometHandler?
>
> Yes, I'm thinking of the problem that Arun had, where he had a
> multiplying number of Handlers. If the connection is broken, do the
> Handlers associated with that connection get deactivated and eventually
> garbage collected, or do they hang around. At what point do the
> Handlers become deactivated?
Yes. When the client disconnect, the CometHandler.onInterrupt() will be
invoked and then the CometHandler removed and make ready for gc.
BTW nice blog. You made the front:
http://java.net
-- Jeanfrancois
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> Jim
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