Re: httpdlx without harddrive use? (General questions)

This is the functionality I was referring to.

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wodHttpDLX stores all documents on disk, either by a user specified filename, or in a temporary directory.
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The way you utilize the temporary file to append the response inside your class/code is too much stress on the hard drive when used on many threads. I think it would run much smoother if you simply appended to a string builder inside the class so all the data stayed in RAM and could be cleared instantly when done being used.

This is really the only fault I have found in using HTTPDLX in the past few years.