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Hi!<br />
session timeouts?
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Is this an HTTP 1.0 or 1.1 server?<br />
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If 1.0, as soon as the HTTP request is finished, the server closes the connection.<br />
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If 1.1, it's the same as 1.0 unless the KEEP ALIVE option was specified by the client.<br />
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If 1.1 and KEEP ALIVE, use a watch for an FD_CLOSE message and also a timeout.
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Is this an HTTP 1.0 or 1.1 server?

If 1.0, as soon as the HTTP request is finished, the server closes the connection.

If 1.1, it's the same as 1.0 unless the KEEP ALIVE option was specified by the client.

If 1.1 and KEEP ALIVE, use a watch for an FD_CLOSE message and also a timeout.

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I have implemented a session timeout but the problem is that I can reconnect to the server only after the previous session has expired.<br />
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This mean that the internet explorer will receive the 'no more session available' page.
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I have implemented a session timeout but the problem is that I can reconnect to the server only after the previous session has expired.

This mean that the internet explorer will receive the 'no more session available' page.

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Hi to all,<br />
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I have a little question about web server programming.<br />
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I have written a little web server using CASyncSocket class. The problem i encounter, is that I never now when the internet explorer application on client side has quit.<br />
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Is it possible to know it ?
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Hi to all,

I have a little question about web server programming.

I have written a little web server using CASyncSocket class. The problem i encounter, is that I never now when the internet explorer application on client side has quit.

Is it possible to know it ?

WEB Server programming question !

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