Hi all,
there seems to be no possibility to immediately cancel a (multipart)
post request (for example if the content-length exceeds a certain
limit). Whatever I do in a servlet's doPost method (throwing an
exception, closing the request's stream, interrupting the current
thread), the client continues sending the data to the server.
So there is nothing I can do to prevent users from sending huge amount
if data to the server and producing a lot of traffic.
All I want to do is to cancel a request immediately. I don't care if the
client get's a reasonable error message or if the connection remains or
not. Is there any way to achieve this or is it a general problem of the
HTTP protocol?
I hope it's o.k. that I ask this question here, on the users list
unfortunately nobody could help or explain the reasons for this behavior.
Christian
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