> > Hi
> > i am now involved in a telnet application.i am using struts frame
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> Luke
Hi
as u said , how is this cycling of telnet connections in a servlet
possible? pls tell me in detail.Thanks in advance
raavi - 04 Jan 2006 10:21 GMT
Hi
if anyone knows how to set the session time for telnet connections
pls do tell me
Andrew Thompson - 04 Jan 2006 10:37 GMT
> Hi
> if anyone knows how to set the session time for telnet connections
> pls do tell me
Please ..
a) Do get used to 'usenet time', which means waiting as much
48 hours for a reply before 'prompting' (as opposed to 4 hours)
b) Make full use of the glorious bandwidth offered to usenet users
by fully spelling such words as 'please'.

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Luke Webber - 05 Jan 2006 05:29 GMT
>>>Hi
>>> i am now involved in a telnet application.i am using struts frame
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> as u said , how is this cycling of telnet connections in a servlet
> possible? pls tell me in detail.Thanks in advance
It's far too complex to go into full detail in a Usenet post, but
basically you need a pool class that will take care of locking and
releasing the telnet connections in a thread-safe manner, and queueing
requests for a given time limit if they're all occupied. You also need
to ensure that any telnet connections which aren't responding get
disconnected and reconnected.
Luke