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detect browser states on java socket

 
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I have made a server program using java socket, in which user hits my url and in response I am sending continous
stream of data which is changing at user browser.
if user closes the browser or open a new tab then that stream of data should be stopped.
My concern is ,how to detect any event if user close their browser or change the tab.
 
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Duplicate of https://coderanch.com/t/609760/sockets/java/Java-Socket-Programming.

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