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Cache folder and WebView
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Cache folder and WebView


  • Subject: Cache folder and WebView
  • From: Eric Long <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2004 10:32:46 -0700

Hi,

(The WebKit mailing list is a rather silent place, so I'm posting here.)

I have a created a window with a WebView that will be used in numerous
applications.  I don't want to see a cache folder generated for each
application, since that will chew up a lot of disk space for our users.  All
in all, for what I am doing, I don't think not-caching will be a big deal.

Is there a way to turn off caching so the folder and contents are never
generated?

I'm using the high-level WebKit APIs.  I came across the WebBackForwardList
setPageCacheSize method, but setting this to zero doesn't seem to have any
effect on this.

Would it better to simply allow caching, then try to delete the generated
cache folder myself before the app quits?

What is the advisable course?


Thanks much,


Eric


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