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Solve : page connection request time out .....? |
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Answer» if i request for a page and the server takes much time to respond ..... is there any matter if the response come to the browser with in a certain time then browser will be not be able to take the response ......... one more question if the response not comitted ... and in the mean time i cross the corresponding browser then what happens???I PRESUME you mean "close" rather than "cross"? This is a client-server transaction, so if either party (the WEB server or the browser) "breaks off transmission" then the conversation is lost. But any server-side processing may already be complete before a corresponding page is displayed. If for example, the browser has sent POST/GET variables from a form, and then the browser closes just after hitting "submit", the server may well finish acting on those variables. But web based communications are USUALLY transactional rather than real-time, so I wouldn't particularly think that this should affect your web design that much.ok ... thanx for ur reply.... i UNDERSTAND ur point of view but if the server can not process before the browser closes then what happens one more thing ... i don't understand But web based communications are usually transactional rather than real-time what u write to me plz expalin one more time in details ..... one good news ... yesterday night i came to know that the browser set a http-header keep-alive:300 before sending a request..... the default time out a good help i always expect from u .. have a nice dayok one more thing i want tot know ..... i think that the http headers are for server side scripting usage.That means the server every time checks whether the processing within the time....if not then server disconnects m i right?? can't i change this value programatically.... plz help .... thanxxx in advance |
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