On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, Chua Chee How wrote:
Just to clarify, clientProcessRequest2() from client_side.c calls the method to retrieve the cached object is that right?
Not really. It gets a handle to the cached object and then determines if this is valid to send in response to the request.
To my interpretation, the object (Web page or image) is stored as the struct StoreEntry right?
This is the object identity yes. The data is not there but retreiveable using the store functions by knowing the StoreEntry. The data may be on disk or in memory (or both, or combination thereof).
What I can't comprehend is, where is the pointer to the actual object? I'm asking because I need access to the cached object to determine its type (.htm or .jpg etc.)
For this you need to read the object headers by first creating a store client by calling storeClientListAdd and then read data from there with storeClientCopy, or just hook into the client reply processing after the reply headers have been read. See clientSendMoreData.
Regards Henrik
