That is how we are calling the image anyway, through the image tag,
its trying to cache it thats the problem,

The map is a consistent feature on the application, so every time a 
request
is made the customer is getting charged something like a penny a hit, 
we
have set up an administration backend so we can monitor customer 
requests to
the mapping server and decrement that from their toatl number of map 
renders
per month, if they breach it we charge according,

except some customers don't like this (but still want the map as a
consistent feature), so this is why we want to cache it,
the application is fuseboxed and all the fuses are triggered by several 
form
buttons wrapped with javascript onClick event handlers.

Only one form button actually changes the map detail, so for that 
onClick
event handler inside the function call I pass a value with means 
request a
new map / at this point we would know to create a new cached image, at 
all
other events including refreshing the browser the cached image would be
displayed instead of recalling the mapping server.

Well in theory this should all work, its just cacheing the thing thats
slowing me down,

I think when you right click the image and save it, that it is a COM
operation.

I'm thinking that maybe I would have to use CFOBJECT in order to do 
this
successfully,
except I have not worked with COM.

Would someone know of a CFX custom tag maybe, I have looked although, 
they
seem to do everything else except what I need.

Anyway thanx for any further help

respectfully,

J

-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Moretti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 11:08 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: how would I cache this


>
> When out put this is what I see,
>
> GIF89a�/�
>

Definitely streaming an image - a GIF to be precise.....

You can probably just use that immense URL in an IMG tag.

In fact, I've just tested it yes you can.

Regards

Stephen


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