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Check out the setSoTimeout() method for socket
I think this might be of some use for You.
You can set this interval to a value instead of polling the connection.

John Pruitt wrote:

> I have a Server Socket that waits for connections and then creates a thread to handle them.
> Once the network connection is made, I open a stream and datastream to it then wait for the remote computer
> to send some data while I'm doing other things.
> Is there some way (without blocking) to instantly detect that the connection has been lost if the remote computer
> breaks the connection.  I've tried to use available(), but it doesn't throw an IOException if the connection is lost.
> It seems a waste of valuable bandwidth to send/receive data just to check if the connection is still alive.

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