Hey Alan ... no - it is not a streaming technology, more of a proxying
technology.
The content is NOT loaded prior to sending to the client. We buffer
32KB at most, so doesn't matter if you are proxying a 1GB file from
Amazon S3, or a 2MB photo from an internal file or URL, there is no
significant memory overhead.
------ Original Message ------
From: "'Alan Holden' via Open BlueDragon" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: 26-May-15 13:05:29
Subject: Re: [OpenBD] [ann] cfcontent enhanced
You read my mind.
I was just starting on a solution to an email blasting project, in
which I wanted to physically store the images used in the email outside
the OpenBD realm, but keep the domain of the img src in the same family
as the sender; while possibly using a beacon system without the need
for a dedicated beacon image.
Does this employ a "streaming" methodology? Or is the content loaded to
OpenBD in its entirety - prior to being sent to the destination?
IOW, to what degree is RAM a factor of content size, in using this
attribute?
Thanks Alan W.!
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