1. Java Servlet : How to detect browser closing? stackoverflow.comIn my web app, when a user logs in, I add his Id to a vector of valid Ids in the servlet, when he logs out, I remove his Id from ... |
2. Browser Detection using java/J2EE stackoverflow.comIn order to achieve browser compatibility in application I am in need of Java class/Bean/Jar which will return the following information current browser of user its Name,version and also the ... |
3. How to detect browsers supporting WebP and how to serve them WebP pictures? stackoverflow.comSeen the amazing size reduction of WebP pictures (about 28% smaller than "pngcrushed" PNG for lossless + alpha pictures), we'd like to serve WebP pictures to browsers supporting WebP. How can I ... |
4. How to detect browser disconnection? coderanch.comI am using Tomcat to host a site developed using JSP and Java beans. Whenever a user logs into this site a session is created and is terminated when the user presses log out button. There is a problem however, that the session remains active if the user closes the browser without logging off. I am aware that HTTP is a ... |
5. Detecting multiple browser windows coderanch.comWe are seeing some issues in an web application caused by a single user opening mutiple browsers at one time to use the application. If it matters we can specify the browser to be IE 5+. Here's the scneario: 1. User accesses a page in our app which loads some data for editing. 2. User edits the data but does not ... |
6. How to detect browser settings? coderanch.com |
7. Browser Detection with JSP coderanch.com |
8. Detecting the Browser Type in JSP coderanch.comis there a way to detect the browser type through some request variable. I have done this many times in ASP pages using the Request.ServerVariables. I could detect the browser in javascript on the first page and add this as a requets parameter to the next page - but this is not ideal. Hope someone else has encountered this basic requirement. ... |