Directory Watch : A Server Side application to monitor queues.


Directory Watch : A Server Side application to monitor queues.

Directory Watch 4.0

Quick Description: (Read All)
A Server Side application to monitor queues. Start actions based on num files

Download - Size: 2.67 MB
Source: www.lohja-associates.com
File Ping Time (less is better): 230 ms

Category: Internet (Rank: 89 / 3,062): Misc Server Applications (Rank: 8 / 94)
Downloads: 1923 This Week (Rank: 456 / 15,688) / 5556 Total (Rank: 7,900 / 15,688)
Developer: Steve Lohja & Associates
Software Home Page: http://www.lohja-associates.com/directorywatch.htm
License Type: Demo ($50.00)
Language: English
Most Recent File Validation (?): Mon, February 4th, 2008 11:10 AM CST
OS: WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003 - Install and Uninstall.
System Requirements: none

Full Description:
You use the Directory Watch application to monitor a file system and react when a number of files in the directories exceed your threshold. This makes it possible for you to quickly and easily launch business processes. For example, you have a mail, fax, print, or web server that accepts request in forms of files. The server application then operates on these files. If something goes wrong or you have to many requests, you can react to them.

Screenshot: (Source: www.lohja-associates.com - Ping: 231 ms - Size: 14 Kb (?)

Directory Watch - A Server Side application to monitor queues.

Keywords: mailsweeper, mimesweeper, smtp, directory, file, queue, monitor, scan, email, alert, notify, execute, workflow, security

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