I believe it would be more difficult to implement true support for a
file protocol in an NSURLCache subclass than to maintain your own
dictionary that's saved and read from your own cache file. I don't
know of any documentation on the cache file format that NSURLCache
uses, I just know it'
I was 100% sure the doc stated that NSURLCache handled file://, and
since it worked under 10.4, I didnt look further. But I just found
only http and https are cached.
I didnt want a cache for local file: in my app, I display files which
are located locally and remotely. In addition, the loc
On 23 Apr '08, at 3:14 PM, Stephan Burlot wrote:
I want to cache local files (images) so I cache a NSData using
[NSURLCache storeCachedResponse]
If I try to fetch it, the cachedResponseForRequest:request is always
nil under 10.5
This works under 10.4.
NSURLCache was rewritten in 10.5; the
As far as I know NSURLCache only works for HTTP/HTTPS without
extending the class yourself for other protocols. I think you might
do better just using a mutable dictionary and saving that to disc with
your data objects. The key would be your URL.
On Apr 23, 2008, at 4:14 PM, Stephan Burl
Hi,
I want to cache local files (images) so I cache a NSData using
[NSURLCache storeCachedResponse]
If I try to fetch it, the cachedResponseForRequest:request is always
nil under 10.5
This works under 10.4.
I tried to create my own sharedURLCache, but it still doesn't work.
I use
NSStr