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| mdkhaliq 2004-02-15, 4:46 pm |
| Hi, I am getting Broken Pipe Error repeatedly. How can I avoid this error. We are using the struts framework also.
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| Johan newsgroup user 2004-02-15, 6:33 pm |
| You cant, and it isnt an error. The user just decided to cancel his
request for the resource in question.
mdkhaliq wrote:
> Hi, I am getting Broken Pipe Error repeatedly. How can I avoid this
> error. We are using the struts framework also.
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> Thanks
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| mdkhaliq 2004-02-15, 7:11 pm |
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Originally posted by Johan newsgroup user
You cant, and it isnt an error. The user just decided to cancel his
request for the resource in question.
mdkhaliq wrote:
> Hi, I am getting Broken Pipe Error repeatedly. How can I avoid this
> error. We are using the struts framework also.
>
> Thanks
>
>
> mdkhaliq
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Will this message appear if the user accidentally submit the action twice or submit the other action while the previous request is on the process. Is there any way I could control this from Server side or from Struts. Is there any way I could stop the user from using Back button, Stop button from the browser.
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| Johan newsgroup user 2004-02-15, 11:33 pm |
| > Will this message appear if the user accidentally submit the action
> twice or submit the other action while the previous request is on the
> process. Is there any way I could control this from Server side or from
> Struts. Is there any way I could stop the user from using Back button,
> Stop button from the browser.
>
> Thanks for your reply.
Struts has something called transaction tokens for dealing with this,
this link: http://husted.com/struts/tips/014.html says something about it.
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