Re: [T4.1.5] problems with file service and IE

2008-05-08 Thread Henrik Schlanbusch
Thanks to your hints I finally found a way to identify the problem. The problem was that on the same page that I load the images, I also have a flash object, that loads sound files through the same service. I am not sure, but it seems like the calls for both the images and the soundfiles conflict

[T4.1.5] problems with file service and IE

2008-05-07 Thread Henrik Schlanbusch
Hi I have a major problem with my file service. It is a service that should stream files to the client. It works swell in firefox and opera, but behaves strangely in IE. An image may be opened ok first time (probably due to caching), then the second time (after hitting ctrl + F5) the image may

Re: [T4.1.5] problems with file service and IE

2008-05-07 Thread Marcus Schulte
output.close() ? On 07/05/2008, Henrik Schlanbusch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi I have a major problem with my file service. It is a service that should stream files to the client. It works swell in firefox and opera, but behaves strangely in IE. An image may be opened ok first time

Re: [T4.1.5] problems with file service and IE

2008-05-07 Thread Henrik Schlanbusch
Marcus Schulte etluchs at googlemail.com writes: output.close() ? Marcus, thanks for the suggestion, but the same situation persists. Exactly the same error message from explorer. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL

Re: [T4.1.5] problems with file service and IE

2008-05-07 Thread Marcus Schulte
The exception hints to IE closing the connection unexpectedly. Might it be related to the content you're streaming? I use very similar code to serve out Excel files to IE. Works great. Did you try omitting the length-header? On 07/05/2008, Henrik Schlanbusch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Marcus