siom...@portosdobrasil.gov.br wrote:
Andre came up with a good reason and here is mine:
I work for the brazilian government that wants to keep track of people who
download certain specific files. It also wants to send emails to the ones
that at least started the download procces of these files.
What is the business requirement that forces you to log such information?
What is the cost of a false positive?
Some time ago I experimented with AccessLogValve, trying to download
some large file, to see how it logs aborted downloads.
I used Firefox and pressed cancel as soon as Save As dialog
Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
What is the business requirement that forces you to log such information?
What is the cost of a false positive?
A usual example is when the customer is paying for some downloaded
document. At the server side, you would want an absolute,
no-complaints-possible, trace
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Enviada em: 11/07/2009 06:24
Assunto: Re: Problems downloading files. How to identify the CANCEL butto n?
Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
What is the business requirement that forces you to log such
information?
What is the cost of a false
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Siomara,
On 7/8/2009 10:36 AM, siom...@portosdobrasil.gov.br wrote:
The buttons I see [OPEN], [SAVE] and [CANCEL] are not created and controlled
by me. They belong to the download manager window that comes automatically
with a certain command.
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butto n?
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Siomara,
On 7/8/2009 10:36 AM, siom...@portosdobrasil.gov.br wrote:
The buttons I see [OPEN], [SAVE] and [CANCEL] are not created and controlled
The buttons I see [OPEN], [SAVE] and [CANCEL] are not created and controlled
by me. They belong to the download manager window that comes automatically
with a certain command.
The problem I noticed is that by the time this download manager window
shows up the entire code on the servlet has been
