On Sun, 05 Jun 2005 22:41:20 +0200, Mireia Marcet wrote: > I am a student from Spain. I am working on a project related to mobile > communications and we are interested in sending webpages to mobiles as a > one simple file. The mobile makes just one request and receives a kind > of multipart/related file which contains the html part, the images, etc...
I'm working on a similar project... (mht/mhtml converter) I also implemented a steam converter, fetch the whole MIME-document, split it into html/images/pdf/etc... and store everything in the cache. A special protocol/channel fetches from cache only, which seems to work also, but the downside beeing that i have to rewrite the URI's in the main document. Caching itself seems to work fine with HTML but not with images. I can see the images in about:cache as encoded data with the size of the original image file. But when an image is loaded from http:, 2 cache entries will be created, one only in memory whose client is 'Client: image'. this is obviously the decoded image? Question: Additionally to my working caching of the image file, how do i create such an image cache so that the image can actually be displayed? thanks, / karl _______________________________________________ Mozilla-netlib mailing list Mozilla-netlib@mozilla.org http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-netlib
