lete
processing. The non-container thread may already be executing
tomcat/container code, so aborting it at the application level is
pretty much impossible to do reliably.
Thanks again for your valuable insight,
Regards,
François
On Tue, Mar 4, 2025 at 2:43 PM Christopher Schultz
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Hi,
I'm looking for advice on how to properly synchronize asynchronous
servlets that use the Java servlet 3.0 async APIs.
Especially, I'm trying to avoid having the servlet experience
IllegalStateExceptions when accessing HttpServletRequest and
HttpServletResponse objects that tomcat has recycled
Hi,
I have a question regarding async servlets and request recycling. In
particular, I'm interested in request recycling by tomcat when an IO
error occurs. In my use case, I'm using non-blocking reads with a
ReadListener but blocking writes (no WriteListener).
The main question can be summarized
