Hi Frank,
you really shouldn’t deliver your PDF file that way because by this you will
load the file completely into memory. Currently your PDF file is only 10MB but
can you be sure that it will have that size all the time? What if your PDF file
will be 100MB and 10 users concurrently click you
Found it!! Thanks
> Op 1 nov. 2014, om 21:48 heeft Pascal Robert het volgende
> geschreven:
>
> Search the list’s archive, someone reported the same problem for Mavericks a
> couple of months ago.
>
>> Hi Kevin,
>>
>> The reading is no problem, that takes only 8 seconds and is for the 10MB.
Search the list’s archive, someone reported the same problem for Mavericks a
couple of months ago.
> Hi Kevin,
>
> The reading is no problem, that takes only 8 seconds and is for the 10MB.
> But it takes 20 seconds to get the pdf to the browser with cgi and no time
> with direct connect.
>
>
Hi Kevin,
The reading is no problem, that takes only 8 seconds and is for the 10MB.
But it takes 20 seconds to get the pdf to the browser with cgi and no time with
direct connect.
Frank
> Op 1 nov. 2014, om 21:18 heeft Kevin het volgende
> geschreven:
>
> I think you want to read more than
I think you want to read more than one byte at a time. Try reading a block of
bytes at a time. You can try different numbers and see where the sweet spot is.
HTH,
Kevin
> On Nov 1, 2014, at 10:26 AM, Frank Stock wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have moved my application from MacOS server 10.6 to
Hi All,
I have moved my application from MacOS server 10.6 to 10.9.5.
I have done a complete new installation. The application works fine but when I
create a pdf it takes about 25 seconds to see it in the browser.
The pdf is about 10MB. When I do a direct connect I can see the pdf without
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