Hi everyone, I want to use the ResourceLoader (WebCore/loader), but without caching. It was possible a while ago using SubresourceLoaderClient (removed in revision 100311), but now it seems like there are no resources but CachedResources and it is not possible to do no caching for certain types of resources. When I look at the ImageLoader class (WebCore/loader/ImageLoader.cpp) the resource loading is deferred to the document's cachedResourceLoader, but the document doesn't seem to have a noncached resource loader.
Is it, if at all, possible to get access to a non-caching resource loader? Up to now I investigated the following: o as far as I see, I can't get access to such a thing. o Also it is not really possible to disable caching for a certain type of resources. That would be I define my own CachedResource and overwrite a method that tells "do not cache me", this is not possible. o I could manually remove the resource after loading from the cache by using the global memoryCache() accessor. But the CachedResourceLoader operates only on bare resource pointers, so simply removing it from the cache is not enough, the resource might be stored somewhere else (and in fact it is, the loader already stores a map from URLs to loaded resources) o I could declare my own resource to have the type CachedResource::RawResource. In this case the CachedResourceLoader doesn't cache it. I don't like this, since the implementation could change and decide to cache RawResources and I would have to keep track of this. All in all, my conclusion up to now is, I can't really do non-cached resource loading without refactoring some WebCore code and/or implementing my own ResourceLoader, which are too many changes. Is this right? Thanks in advance! Regards, bobbel _______________________________________________ webkit-help mailing list webkit-help@lists.webkit.org http://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/webkit-help
