Hi Paul,

This usually happens when a client canceled the request, e.g. by clicking
'Cancel' while the page is still being loaded. 

You can do the following code to avoid to log  

catch(Exception e){ // catch the Exception

 String  clientAbortException = "";
 index = e.toString().indexOf(":");
  if(index != 0){
     clientAbortException = e.toString().substring(0, index );
   }
  if("ClientAbortException" .equalsIgnoreCase(clientAbortException)) { //
check it the exception is the 
                                                                                
       
// ClientAbortException  then do nothing
    //  Down Loading Canceled  by the Client
     if (out != null) {
        try{
          if(out != null)
            out.close();  // close the output stream
          if(in != null)
            in.close(); // close the input stream
        }
        catch(Exception ee){
        // catch  nothing
        }
      }
    }
}

Regards,
Debiprasanna Tripathy

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