Hello,
Sorry for cross post, but I first started using CGPDFViewer and switched to TIWURLWindow to support jpg and PNG.
Is it possible to serve up a pdf image from the UserCache instead of a folder under wwwroot? I have an app that users need to display documents from a vast catalog and dropping a copy in in the user cache.
What I attempted to do is use the webapplication.UserCacheUrlBase and append the temp pdf file name (which I verified does exists) and it is not able to display the file. My guess this is probably by design and I may have to create my on session folder to serve files from under wwwroot and clean it up when session is destroyed as well as on app startup/shutdown.
Since the applicatin is only accessed over a internal vpn For now I have added a symlink in wwwroot to the document store until I find another way. The application has access to the folder as users can add files to document storage. I switched to URLWindow to allow a frame in app to view the docs instead of opening lots of tabs (which will still be an option if they wish (which I normally do via the USerCache and setting the mimetype when it dowloads).
Cheers!
- Lou
Sorry for cross post, but I first started using CGPDFViewer and switched to TIWURLWindow to support jpg and PNG.
Is it possible to serve up a pdf image from the UserCache instead of a folder under wwwroot? I have an app that users need to display documents from a vast catalog and dropping a copy in in the user cache.
What I attempted to do is use the webapplication.UserCacheUrlBase and append the temp pdf file name (which I verified does exists) and it is not able to display the file. My guess this is probably by design and I may have to create my on session folder to serve files from under wwwroot and clean it up when session is destroyed as well as on app startup/shutdown.
Since the applicatin is only accessed over a internal vpn For now I have added a symlink in wwwroot to the document store until I find another way. The application has access to the folder as users can add files to document storage. I switched to URLWindow to allow a frame in app to view the docs instead of opening lots of tabs (which will still be an option if they wish (which I normally do via the USerCache and setting the mimetype when it dowloads).
Cheers!
- Lou
