Re: servlets
- From: chrisau168@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 26 Jan 2006 22:14:42 -0800
Hi,
apparently the content header length was set to be the size of the
bytes being requested so if lets say the browser asked for 1024kb the
content header length was 1024kb. I have since changed the content
header length to be the size of the file and have tried it against both
firefox and IE and touch wood have not had any issues. The first couple
of pages would come through when the link is selected whilst I view
those pages acrobat reader will be requesting the other pages until the
document is finished..
Thanks for your help
Chris
Oliver Wong wrote:
> <chrisau168@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:1138065849.955298.112520@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > So what your saying is that the acrobat reader may still be sending
> > requests to the internet requesting for more pages but these requests
> > are not done via firefox ...
> >
> > so what i should be checking for is as u said earlier to verify that
> > the server does not kill the process if it is running for a long time.
> >
>
> Yes, exactly. Apache and IIS, for example, are both set up to kill a
> process if it runs for too long, or if it receives too much data in the HTTP
> request. It's a safety against denial of service attacks.
>
> Basically, you're trying to narrow down the problem by isolating as many
> variables as possible. The problem might be with the server, your code,
> Adobe Acrobat Reader, or Firefox. Right now we're trying to remove Acrobat
> and Firefox from the equation, and just look at your server and your code.
>
> - Oliver
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