File could not be written to the cache. So how do I fix that? The location of this code is in org.apache.catalina.authenticator.AuthenticatorBase. Where it gives error File could not be written to cache. So the PDF file was NOT being saved to disk, and thus could not be shown. The fix for us was simple.

Q: File can not be written to cache. (, ) Question Subject: File can not be written to cache. Category: Asked by: sstowers-ga List Price: $5.00 Posted: 13 Jan 2003 06:20 PST Expires: 12 Feb 2003 06:20 PST Question ID: 142007 I'm trying to download transaction type data (e.g. QIF) from various investment/bank web sites using Internet Explorer so that I can import it into Quicken. I routinely did this for the past several years but now something has changed on my computer or Internet Explorer thus producing an error message when I try saving the file to my computer. Install Blaze Advisor more.

When I select the transaction data I desire and select the option to save the file to my desktop, I get the message 'file could not be written to cache.' I get this message when I try downloading data from three different institutions thus, it must be something wrong with my IE or computer settings. My question: What is the cause of this problem and how can I fix it so that I can download my transaction data? Request for Question Clarification by on 14 Jan 2003 18:28 PST Hi, Can you please clarify which version of IE are you using (by selecting Help ->About). Please include all the detail you see, like: Version: 6.0.xxxx.yyyy.xpsp1.0 Cipher Strength: 128-bit Regards Bio Clarification of Question by sstowers-ga on 14 Jan 2003 19:05 PST Hello, My browser information is: Internet Explorer: 5.50.4522.1800CO Cipher Strength: 128-bit Update version: SP1 Please note that I was able to download the QIF files from my computer several weeks but now something has changed on my system. Additionally, I'm able to download the files from another computer so I know the download process still works for those sites. Also, I checked the security settings in the 'Advanced Tab' via the menu path - Tools->internet options as referenced in a Microsoft document - everything appears to be in order.

Sstowers sstowers. Request for Question Clarification by on 14 Jan 2003 19:58 PST Hi, Does the Microsoft document you mention tell *not* to check 'Do not save encrypted pages to disk' option? Did you remove the check on this option? Bio Request for Question Clarification by on 14 Jan 2003 21:17 PST sstowers. Just out of curiosity, see what happens if you choose a different location than Desktop.

Create a directory at high level so it's easy to find in the download dialog and later, in Windows Explorer, such as C: a Then try saving the download to that directory instead. Let me know how this works out. Sublime1-ga Clarification of Question by sstowers-ga on 15 Jan 2003 07:36 PST Bio, Yes, the Microsoft article said to 'deselect the checkbox' for the security item 'Do not save encrypted pages to disk. Windows Xp Iso 32 Bit. ' Sublime1, When I click on the option to save to disk, I get the pop-up 'can not write file to cache' before prompted to select the location to save to.