How to "warm up" site during large files downloading?

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Sergey
11/27/2006 12:20 am
Hello,
I would like to download site protected with Strongbox (simple web form and cookies), but while I downloading large files, some variables/cookies expired and when OE try load next large files, dynamically generated links to files expired... I have to manually logon again :-(
Can I do something to avoid expiration? Probably I should still download html - together with large files?
Thank you!
Sergey
Oleg Chernavin
11/27/2006 03:40 am
Yes, you can create a new Project that would logon that site first. I would suggest you to go to the logon form using the internal browser, enter username/password and click the Logon/Submit button with the Ctrl+Alt keys pressed. This will record the form contents and add it as a Project.

Best regards,
Oleg Chernavin
MP Staff
Sergey
11/27/2006 06:38 am
Thank you
If I will logon to site again and again, I will have different links to downloads...

As far as I understand, we faced with following
1) Logon in internal browser
2) Click on some page with all things (variables/etc) recorded
3) Create project and start downloading
4) OE parsed many htmls and start large ZIP files downloading
5) While long download Strongbox see no HTML activities and force me to logon again. Downloading stopped because ZIP links expired

And I can't created autologon because site use graphical protection (number to enter)

Probably I should just simulate HTML activity (but I have long downloads) or use another method?
Thank you
PS not sure about Strongbox, but it's quite similar

> Yes, you can create a new Project that would logon that site first. I would suggest you to go to the logon form using the internal browser, enter username/password and click the Logon/Submit button with the Ctrl+Alt keys pressed. This will record the form contents and add it as a Project.
>
> Best regards,
> Oleg Chernavin
> MP Staff
Oleg Chernavin
11/29/2006 06:51 am
I see. What about creating another Project that would get some HTML page from that site and schedule it to run every 10 minutes?

Oleg.
Sergey
11/30/2006 01:53 am
Thank you, Oleg. Will try this way

> I see. What about creating another Project that would get some HTML page from that site and schedule it to run every 10 minutes?
>
> Oleg.
Oleg Chernavin
11/30/2006 04:49 am
OK.

Oleg.