How to control over Internet Explorer upload and download events? [modified]
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Hi All, I want to control over Internet Explorer's upload and download events. Upload and download should happen only for allowed file types. And the file type need to be identified based on the file MIME type. Policy is set for each user. Based on the policy upload and download should happen. Can anybody help me? Sample Policy: Allowed URL: www.gmail.com UPload: jpg,gif,zip,doc Download : rar,xls,doc Allowed URL : www.yahoo.com Upload : .txt Download : .xls Solution can be either in VC++ or C#. Any suggestion is appreciated.
modified on Wednesday, September 16, 2009 7:04 AM
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Hi All, I want to control over Internet Explorer's upload and download events. Upload and download should happen only for allowed file types. And the file type need to be identified based on the file MIME type. Policy is set for each user. Based on the policy upload and download should happen. Can anybody help me? Sample Policy: Allowed URL: www.gmail.com UPload: jpg,gif,zip,doc Download : rar,xls,doc Allowed URL : www.yahoo.com Upload : .txt Download : .xls Solution can be either in VC++ or C#. Any suggestion is appreciated.
modified on Wednesday, September 16, 2009 7:04 AM
Jeyakumarbics1 wrote:
Solution can be either in VC++ or C#. Any suggestion is appreciated.
I suggest you start your work.
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Hi All, I want to control over Internet Explorer's upload and download events. Upload and download should happen only for allowed file types. And the file type need to be identified based on the file MIME type. Policy is set for each user. Based on the policy upload and download should happen. Can anybody help me? Sample Policy: Allowed URL: www.gmail.com UPload: jpg,gif,zip,doc Download : rar,xls,doc Allowed URL : www.yahoo.com Upload : .txt Download : .xls Solution can be either in VC++ or C#. Any suggestion is appreciated.
modified on Wednesday, September 16, 2009 7:04 AM
There are no events for this. Again, you'd write a proxy server to control this kind of stuff.
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