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Hi,
I have a small GUI-less application which register itself to listen for some system events and then communicate these events to other application via [ NSString stringWithContentsOfURL: ... ]. While looking into some other issues I have discovered the whole bunch of files in
~/Library/Caches/<my application name>
It is my assumption that these files are result of using "stringWithContentsOfURL:". The question is, how to prevent this from happening? In my particular case there is no reason whatsoever to cache anything.
Your advice will be highly appreciated,
Andrei Tchijov
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