On 21/01/07, Dave Cragg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You could use libUrlDownloadToFile to do an asynchronous load
directly to a file instead of the cache. Or in the callback message
for load, save the url to a local file. For example:
load url myUrl with message "loaded"
on loaded pUrl, pStatus
if pStatus = "cached" then
put url pUrl into url ("binfile:" & pathToLocalFile)
end if
unload url pUrl
end loaded
Ah - thanks that should work. NB as "libUrlDownloadToFile" uses "ftp" rather
than "http" which "load" uses... I am wondering which is the faster and most
reliable method? I"ve never really trusted ftp and prefer to use http
whenever possible - but is that an unfounded prejudice? Is http faster? Are
there any differences in terms of firewalls? I am thinking in cases where
you control both the http web server and the ftp server.
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