Without knowing too much about the "technical problems", this is a
use case I once tried to solve in another way:
1) I made the image a folderis type, and resampled the image into
another file that I put in the folder, like this:
[ image ] <-- folderish item
|
preview <-- normal, resampled image
Then I could access image/preview for some views.
This was done manually, using a photoshop script but maybe the idea
can still be used....
Den 6. jun. 2008 kl. 15.20 skrev Laurence Rowe:
Malthe Borch-2 wrote:
Laurence Rowe wrote:
An alternative would be to use plone.transforms for its image
transforms and access them through a view. This view could then
cache
to the filesystem, maybe through an extension of something like
lovely.responsecache. It wouldn't be tied to Reflecto then either.
Or just trust a frontend cache to do it (e.g. varnish).
Caching non-public content would also be required also. I can't see
how to
achieve this with varnish.
Laurence
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