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In any application scenario in which you want to implement an asynchronous logging mechanism, a JMS-based solution would be ideal and easy to implement. If you do not need an asynchronous mechanism, then a socket-based logging mechanism may win over JMS. org.apache.log4j.net.SocketAppender provides a means for transferring logging information to a remote server over TCP/IP. It basically sends the serialized LoggingEvent object over the TCP/ IP to a remote log server. The SocketAppender object has the following features associated with it: The remote logging is nonintrusive. The timestamp, the NDC information, and the location information are preserved according to the client where the logging request was generated. The SocketAppender object does not use any Layout object to format its data. It transmits the LoggingEvent object to the server side in a serialized form. Logging events are automatically buffered by the native TCP implementation.

When you use the HTTP Handler returned by the PageParser.GetCompiledPageInstance method, you avoid having to rerun the entire HTTP Pipeline to execute the page. Of course, many of the core security features in ASP.NET such as authentication and authorization are implemented as part of the HTTP Pipeline, so there are some security considerations that you need to keep in mind when you re designing your application. If you look at Web.config in the XlsReports folder of the sample application, you ll notice that access to all content is denied to all users. If you attempt to access any of the reportgeneration pages directly, you ll get an Access Denied error. But you can access the report without any problem when you request a file using a fake URL such as /XlsReports/ReportA/2005-08-31/WebStats.2005.08.31.xls When this request goes through the HTTP Pipeline, the authorization module runs under the assumption that you re actually requesting a real file when in reality the path does not exist. Because there are no authorization restrictions on the nonexistent path, the request passes authorization. When you acquire a page using Pageparser.GetCompiledPageInstance, you bypass the authorization module entirely. This means that you could accidentally display a page to a user who does not have the appropriate permissions to view the page. One way to avoid this issue is to use code-based authorization directly in the restricted page as shown in Listing 13-7. Listing 13-7. Ensuring Authorization Inside a Restricted Page If Not Context.User.IsInRole("Admin") Then FormsAuthentication.RedirectToLoginPage() End If The authorization code in the page runs even if the authorization module does not, so your page remain secures whenever it executes. Now it s time to look at how to use the XlsReportHandler to get reports.

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