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As shown in Abort DoJo XHR-Request it is possible to cancel a (dojo/request/xhr) http request on the Client. The problem is, that the according server process (initiated by the request) is still running.
If we use a XMLHttpRequest-Object, calling abort() on it would stop the server process.
So the question is: Is it possible to achive this with dojo? Or is it possible to get access to the internal XMLHttpRequest-Object (used by dojo/request/xhr) to call abort() on it?