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files. Otherwise, you ll receive a 404 error when you try to use the XlsReportHandler. See the Mapping File Extensions in IIS section earlier in this chapter for more information on these mappings.

The SocketAppender implementation is fault tolerant. It can handle or tries to resolve different network-related problems such as a link being down or link speed being slow. Typically, SocketAppender attempts to do the following in case there is a fault: If the server is reachable, log events will eventually arrive at the server. If the remote server is down and not reachable, logging events are dropped. But as soon as the server comes back, logging activity starts transparently. This transparent connection is accomplished by a connector thread, which attempts to connect to the remote server periodically. If the connection to the server is slow but faster than the rate of logging event production, the client will benefit from the native TCP/IP buffered implementation, and it will not be affected by the link speed. If the link speed is slower than the rate of logging-event production, the client will suffer because it can only go with the network speed. If the network link is up but the server is down, the client will not be blocked, but log events will be lost due to server unavailability. If the network link is down but the server is alive, the client will be blocked until it times out (normal TCP/IP timeout) or the network link comes back to life. SocketAppender does not get garbage collected automatically. It is important that the application code calls the close() method of SocketAppender or the shutdown() method of LogManager before exiting the application to make sure that SocketAppender is closed. However, if the JVM (Java virtual machine) exits before SocketAppender can close gracefully, untransmitted data in the pipe might be lost.

You ll be placing the HTTP Handler configuration for the XlsReportHandler in a Web.config file in the XlsReport folder of your application. This will simplify the actual configuration settings because it requires a single entry (see Listing 13-8). Listing 13-8. Configuring the XlsReportHandler <configuration> ... <system.web> ... <httpHandlers> <clear /> <add verb="*" path="*.xls" type="Handlers.XlsReportHandler,Handlers" /> <add path="Invalid.aspx" verb="*" type="System.Web.UI.PageHandlerFactory" /> <add path="*" verb="*" type="System.Web.HttpMethodNotAllowedHandler" /> </httpHandlers> </system.web> </configuration> There are four items in the <httpHandlers> section of Web.config. The first, <clear />, ensures the folder does not inherit any unwanted handler settings. The next ensures that any requests for an Excel file in this folder, or any subfolder of this folder, pass through to the XlsReportHandler. The third allows the standard page handler to accept requests for the Invalid.aspx file. We need to explicitly allow the standard page handler to accept requests for Invalid.aspx because the final entry blocks all other request. This means people can t directly access ReportA.aspx, ReportB.aspx, ReportC.aspx, or Web.config.

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After Web.config has been set up to route all Excel file request through the XlsReportHandler, you need a way to build out Excel file names that the XlsReportHandler can understand. You can refer back to Table 13-2 and Table 13-3 for file-naming conventions and examples for each report. Following you ll find the code to build out the file names for each report type. These method can be found in the RequestReport.aspx code-behind in the sample application (see Listing 13-9). Listing 13-9. Methods to Help Build the Report URLs '****************************************************************************** Private Function GetReportAPath(ByVal ReportDate As Date) As String Return String.Format("XlsReports/ReportA/{0}/WebStats.{1}.xls", _ Format(ReportDate, "yyyy-MM-dd"), _ Format(ReportDate, "yyyy.MM.dd")) End Function '****************************************************************************** Private Function GetReportBPath(ByVal Room As String, _ ByVal ReportDate As Date) As String