Serving large files that are generated on-the-fly #2504
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I have an application is running on an ESP32 that I'd like to run on an RP2040 with Mongoose. It generates on-the-fly files that are larger than the available RAM size (e.g. a 500K binary or base64 file), and these are displayed using Javascript code running in the browser, and also some standalone applications. I have looked at your 'huge response' example, and this seems to involve a javascript negotiation between client & server with regard to the transmission of data chunks; unfortunately this is not backwards-compatble with the existing client applications, which effectively do a 'GET data', and expect to receive the whole file. Can you advise how this might be achieved? In case you wondered about the application, it is here |
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Please follow the guidelines in the documentation, examples and tutorials available. https://mongoose.ws/documentation/tutorials/huge-response/ Please read https://mongoose.ws/documentation/#best-practices , especially the note |
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Please follow the guidelines in the documentation, examples and tutorials available.
https://mongoose.ws/documentation/tutorials/huge-response/
https://mongoose.ws/documentation/tutorials/http-server/
https://mongoose.ws/documentation/tutorials/http-server/#how-to-iterate-and-send-data <---
Please read https://mongoose.ws/documentation/#best-practices , especially the note