In short: I want to have my laszlo application write its temp files to Content.IE5 instead of Temporary Internet Files when running under IE. This is apparently possible within laszlo, as I've seen laszlo sites do it. Anyone know how it's done?
In long: I want to play media, ideally downloaded from a vanilla http server like apache/lighttpd rather than streamed, and not leave the user with a cache full of trivially playable files. Most of the players that I've seen(eg. soundmanager2, the laszlo audio examples), write either mp3 or flv files to cache, which can then be copied elsewhere and played in the appropriate app. At least some players somehow write .mp3 files to a freaky invisible system folder (Content.IE5) in Temporary Internet Files rather than the visible temp directory itself. Since that's substantially better, I'd like to do the same. Does anyone know how I can do that?
