Again, I'm not crystal clear on what you are trying to achieve but...
The format of documents in the clipper cache appears to be very close to
the PQA format itself. If you look at the response after
INetLibHTTPSendReq and compare it to the "web content" portion of the
PQA Format Specification you should be able to decipher the compressed
response pretty easily.
If you are using INet lib calls to query pages from your app, you could
direct the responses to the clipper cache and use clipper style naming
to associate the results with a specific PQA. I haven't really
exercised those arguments or the cache related calls much, but they seem
to at least work in the simplest case.
If you want to directly stuff data into the clipper cache from a PRC, I
suspect you will need to use the Data Manager and add the data directly
to the database.
Best Regards,
-jjf
-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Myers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 11:26 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Can Clipper display uncompressed HTML?
Joe,
One reason I don't want to create a PQA and want to stuff the cache is
because I want the response to show up in Clipper's History bar. The
History bar is built from URLs in the ClipperCache that have a "master
index" of the PQA name, for example, "file:abcnews.pqa". If I create my
own
PQA, it would probably have a different master index name and therefore
would not access other pages in the cache from the same PQA, and
vice-versa.
Do you know the ClipperCache format or a relatively simple way to put
things
into the Clipper's cache from an application that isn't Clipper?
Thanks,
Matt
-----Original Message-----
Subject: RE: Can Clipper display uncompressed HTML?
From: "Fitzpatrick, Joe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 18:11:28 -0800
I'm not sure why you want to stuff the cache. If you data is static,
why not just create a PQA? If the data is dynamic, why do you want to
use clipper to display it instead of displaying it yourself?
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