How to unload a JSP app
[235 byte] By [peterbarry2002] at [2007-9-26 2:30:22] 
Folks,I was wondering can anyone suggest how to unload a JSP application? Is there a command that I could useto allow a user to exit the application?I would be grateful for any help Peter
I don't understand your question very well? Does Unloading an application means the application isnot visible to anyone?It seems contrary to the next question.
SuperMMX at 2007-6-29 9:49:08 >
What servlet container are you using?And what do you mean by "unload"?
jpardi at 2007-6-29 9:49:08 >
Hi,I am using Tomcat 3.2.1 integrated with Apache and using mod_jk.Peter
peterbarry2002 at 2007-6-29 9:49:08 >
Unload ...as in the sense as the application is shut down.The application is removed from the browser window.
peterbarry2002 at 2007-6-29 9:49:08 >
Peter,
You have to get your client/server model in your head straight. With JSP's you are talking about an "WEB-application". This means the application is running on a remote server (or local), and is accessed through a web browser on a client PC. Of course the running and configuration cannot be influenced from the client (but from using servlets on the server that have been designed to do so by the software dleiverer of the server (to make life easier), these are usually protected by passwords, so that not everybody can change the configuration of YOUR webserver and application server).
Unloading servlets is done by the AS (application server), when the AS is stopped or re-started.
If you want to make users "leave" the application. Re-root them to the home page set in the browser and clear the complete history in a javascript function (client side programming).
regards,
Jeroen.
jewes at 2007-6-29 9:49:08 >
Many thanks for the explanation. I have considered doing exactly as U mentioned ...but did not know how to point the user to their own homepage.
peterbarry2002 at 2007-6-29 9:49:08 >
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