So Response.End() is harmful, how do I flush the response and terminate it? Is this the correct way:
resp.Flush();
resp.Close();
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A:
Yes, that's correct.
Actually, you don't need resp.Flush(). Close() will flush the response.
Sean Reilly
2009-08-11 13:35:37
Ok, thanks. This doesn't actually terminate the thread though does it? Should I be doing:resp.Close();Thread.CurrentThread.Abort();
JontyMC
2009-08-13 10:16:17
Close also terminates the current thread (it throws an exception under the hood), so you don't need to abort the thread.
Sean Reilly
2009-08-13 15:15:08