Subra A Narayanan wrote:
Thanks for the replies guys. I will try ur suggestions once I get to work
today. Just a few more questions:
Check out the various filter/bucket brigade examples. This may do just
what you want. I've used it to 'gate' the final sending for things ike
throttling and ke
Thanks for the replies guys. I will try ur suggestions once I get to work
today. Just a few more questions:
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> Check out the various filter/bucket brigade examples. This may do just
> what you want. I've used it to 'gate' the final sending for things ike
> throttling and keeping buggy telco bea
Subra A Narayanan wrote:
I was wondering if there is a way to read and transmit chunks of data to the
client. The module will read, lets say 10k of data at a time, transmit it,
read the next chunk, transmit it.until the end is reached.
Check out the various filter/bucket brigade examples.
Subra A Narayanan wrote:
Thanks for ur reply Samuel!
Maybe you can read part of the blob with a function like MySQL's SUBSTR.
I can easily read small chunks of data from my datastore. I guess the
problem that I am trying to solve here - how to send chunks of data as a
HTTP response without
Thanks for ur reply Samuel!
Maybe you can read part of the blob with a function like MySQL's SUBSTR.
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I can easily read small chunks of data from my datastore. I guess the
problem that I am trying to solve here - how to send chunks of data as a
HTTP response without having to read in and store a
Hello Subra.
Maybe you can read part of the blob with a function like MySQL's SUBSTR.
I've never tested that. When there are large files to store, I prefer to
store it as a normal file in a directory, and record its path on the
database (e.g. in a varchar field).
Samuel
Subra A Narayanan
Hello folks,
I have an apache module which receives request for data from clients, reads
binary data from a datastore, loads the data in to memory and then sends out
the response with the data in the request body. Here is the code snippet:
ap_set_content_type(request, "application/octet-s
