Alas,but no. It was one of the main principles of application - to fix in database all the messages without any API to delete them on high level.
Moreover, in future versions more events will be written in database, not only messages. It is due to common enterprise requirements (so calling audit-track).
Of course, messages can be deleted on low (database) level. But I don't recommend it.
P.S. There is one more way :). You can fork server code and modify NewMessage (and File, but it is more complicated) servlet, comment database operations. As a result you will get the same app but without storing messages in database. But I wonder - what for?…
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Hi there,
Is it possible to turn the history feature off in this nice tiny application?
For some reasons, I prefer not to archive transfer messages and files.
Thanks,
- Ali
Hello!
Alas,but no. It was one of the main principles of application - to fix in database all the messages without any API to delete them on high level.
Moreover, in future versions more events will be written in database, not only messages. It is due to common enterprise requirements (so calling audit-track).
Of course, messages can be deleted on low (database) level. But I don't recommend it.
P.S. There is one more way :). You can fork server code and modify NewMessage (and File, but it is more complicated) servlet, comment database operations. As a result you will get the same app but without storing messages in database. But I wonder - what for?…