I'm writing some software to continually test a web site I created. It
Posts some data every hour or so and then inspects the HTML that returns
to verify that the web site responded appropriately.
Sad to say, I connect to the Internet over a modem, so I'm not on-line
all of the time. I would
Jon wrote:
I'm writing some software to continually test a web site I created. It
Posts some data every hour or so and then inspects the HTML that returns
to verify that the web site responded appropriately.
Sad to say, I connect to the Internet over a modem, so I'm not on-line
all of the
I actually started doing just as you suggested (getting Google) when no
one else chimed in. Works fine, although I wonder how fond the folks at
Google are at us hammering away at them all of the time grin
Thanks!
Jon
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jon wrote:
I'm writing some software to
Thought I'd chime in here...
I found that the Google method of testing an internet connection is
somewhat slow and does increase the access numbers to Google thus
inflating their stock price (last part was a jest).
When I have an application that has data on a website, i put a text
file on
