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Re: CFNetwork and Safari's Cache on Mac & Win



Hi Jeremy.

No, there's no way to ask CFNetwork to use WebKit's cache.

WebKit does use the CFNetwork cache, though. Therefore, if, within the Safari process, you use CFNetwork to request a resource that CFNetwork already cached on behalf of Safari, you'll get the cached resource, and vice versa.

Geoff

On Jan 24, 2008, at 2:44 PM, Jeremy Moskovich wrote:

Hi,

I'm working on an updated version of Google Gears for Safari.

I was wondering if there was a way to have CFNetwork calls use Safari's Cache (both in the sense of updating the cache when we make a new network request, and using the current contents), or is the only option to use NSURLCache and friends in Cocoa?

Also, are there APIs we can use to do this in Safari on Windows?

Thanks and best regards,
Jeremy
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