Can't think of a way to do it from static pages, except to
have the URL in the static page call a servlet that would
respond with the file. Count the hits to the servlet, and
call that a "download".
On Thursday, September 02, 1999 12:22 PM, Rolando Salangsang
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> What is the norm if after a user fills a form out and
> submits then they are
> presented with a static HTML page that presents the files
> they can download.
> But then the user decides to close their browser or sees
> that the files are
> too large and decides to quit. Do you still save the
session
> and the form
> data? I have a situation where my servlet presents a client
> with a form to
> fill out before they can download certain files which are
> presented via
> links from a static page. I want to know if the user
> downloaded any files
> from the static page or exited. I was thinking of using a
> drop down list to
> present the files, the user chooses a file then clicks on a
> download button
> which could launch a servlet to do a verification. However,
> our HTML people
> don't want to go this route.
>
> Any help is appreciated!
> Rolando
>
>
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