Re: [Cppcms-users] combining all js and css requests in a single file

[Artyom <art...@ya...>]

----- Original Message ----
> From: Aris Setyawan <ari...@gm...>
> > First of all, as far as I understand you can just use some  css/javascript
> > compressor
> > and use it instead of ordinary file.  And probably specialized compressors 
>would
> > do a good  job.
> thanks
> 
> >> How about  combining small images so we can  access it with css  sprite?
> > Isn't it what HTTP-Keep-Alive and  for?
> >
> > Also HTTP/1.1 allows you to send several requests for  different images 
>without
> > waiting for completion of downloading first  one. Isn't it better?
> I read from some browsing, they are optimally used in 4  parallel
> request because of DNS look up time.

I was talking about HTTP Pipelining, Read this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_pipelining

> I think about small, less static, same size, related  images, such as
> image profile in social web and try another alternative to  pull them
> with combining and maybe caching. I can use  libgd.

There is no problem serving images with CppCMS this is rather
simple you don't need anything special for it just give correct
content type and write it into output. And of course you
can cache them in CppCMS using internal CppCMS cache.

But still you need to define what you want and how to serve
the files.

You can even do something like that:

    response().content_type("image/jpeg");
    sql << "SELECT image FROM profiles WHERE user_id = ?" << uid << cppdb::row 
>> resonse.out();

Artyom