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What is the difference between each of those urls ?
When will i use each ?
http://localhost/x
http://localhost:80/x
http://myComputerName/x
http://127.0.0.1/x
http://localhost/x maps to 127.0.0.1 which is loopback. You can only use for
local testing and can not give it to anyone on your network to visit
the page.
http://localhost:80/x is same as first because by default http works on port 80 and if you don't specify the port 80 is asumed
http://myComputerName/x can be given to others on your network because then they can connect to IIS on your machine (by resolving your host name) on port 80 and request x page/folder
http://127.0.0.1/x is same as first. It is IP address equivalent of localhost.
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Is there an OS and browser neutral way to tell if someone is connected to a given website? Netstat doesn't seem to work because it shows only connections up to the router.
HTTP is a stateless protocol. There is no such thing as being "connected" to a website. If you're asking about the underlying TCP connection(s), there's still no guarantee that the connection is kept open across HTTP requests.
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Is it possible to create TCP connection from Cloudbees?
Is it possible to listen for TCP connections to any port on cloudbees?
Edit: in paricular RUN#cloud (but I am interested by both)
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While NodeJs architecture does very well to process server requests in a non-blocking way, it is sometimes required to stop/abort a request being processed at the server side.
How can I get my NodeJs server to abort a request even when it's not blocking the server?
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The process is in either user mode or kernel mode based on this fact i want to ask that how process in user mode can map virtual address to physical address when it has no access to uarea.
A user-mode process isn't supposed to know about physical addresses. That's the whole point of virtual memory.
EDIT:
It seems you're asking how a userspace program knows where to put it's data. It doesn't. It pretends it has the whole address space (0-4GB on x86) and the Operating System does whatever address translation is necessary to let the process pretend that.
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I am new to servlet.I made a servlet on a computer in a LAN connected network when I am accessing that servlet from another computer which is connected to the first thru a switch it is not able to access that I am specifying the IP address of that computer in the url is it possible to do that or I am wrong somewhere please help
thnx in advance!!!!!!!!
Make sure that the proper port is open.
Also what OS?
What type of servlet?
what are you using to deploy it?
Is there a firewall?
Did you try to ping the ip address?