I got this question regarding web server (such as nginx, Cherokee or Oracle iPlanet) and Java containers (such as GlassFish): Can we control what happens to the connection if the user drops an unfinished connection?
When a browser opens an HTTP/HTTPS connection to a server, it hits the web server (nginx, Cherokee or Oracle iPlanet) and then reverse proxies to the Java container (GlassFish). The Java application then executes and does quite a lot of things such as calculation and finally needs to write to, say, 3 different databases. If it has finished writing to the 1st database - but not yet to the 2nd and 3rd database - and the user closes the connection (by closing the browser window, or looses a network connection, etc.) what will happen to the process?
Specifically, I would like the process to CONTINUE until it finishes executing all the code. I know of one way is to spin off the process on a new thread, but then this will incur computation costs. So, are there any settings/config I can do to make sure it will continue to execute even though the user has broken the connection?
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