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Google Web toolkit Broken Download

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arunpawar:
I've found that official Google webtoolkit download is broken.Many users reported it but  google code admin's refuse to admit that it is not broken.The download fails after the 20% or lower.

When the ticket related to this problem was made,admins replied with" You can use the downlaod manager or better internet connection,files are ok and they can be downloaded,there is no problem from our side".

Many users reported that they have connection of about 512kbps-2mbps and are in US or another part of globe using download manager but still download is browken.

After about 2 months of constant complaints still google is not able to fix this problem.
Check it out yourself: http://code.google.com
What could be the matter?
[] Google don't care for this?
[] There is problem with rest of the world's internet connection who's downloading?
[] Or google's server are busy with the requests? and google don't want to mirror the google code site?

Just drop in your replies.

justice:
I just downloaded it right now with Free Download Manager. Maybe it depends what your location is? I can give you a mirror if you like. (uploading onto windows live skydrive) I was download from the UK

Download Google Web Toolkit 1.4 [skydrive]

arunpawar:
Thanks a lot justice.I needed that badluy.Now i can do something with it.

f0dder:
I just grabbed it twice, once through firefox and once through wget. Neither of those use download-manager tactics of automatic resuming and multiple connections to the server, but both worked just fine, and gave me ~330KB/s of throughput, not bad for a single connection. Using flashget (with multiple connections) I got around 1.2MB/s, which completed in 15 seconds - if the download had been bigger, I might have gotten closer to my maximum of 2MB/s.

The problem might very well not be a google's end, it could be traffic-shaping ISPs (or other ISP issues), it could be browser issues, etc.

Which browser do you use?

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