mORMot

By default, only a sub-set is embedded when SynPdf calls the Windows API to package the font.So I don't know why your font is not sub-setted.Try to debug and find what is wrong in your case. It may be a Windows API limitation.

I am not sure I can really see the benefit of interfaces here - it seems overly complicated to me.You can compose your objects using regular code, and the factory / aggregate patterns.Use a set of TSQLRecord/TOrm classes in a (separated) persistence ... [More] layer, to read and write your business classes like TDirs.Otherwise, it is not possible for the ORM to know that DirName should be filled from FDirInfo.FDirName. [Less]

Yeap, k6 is NOT for the maximum performance testing.k6 is for complex scenarios to check relative to previous runs performance degradation/increase.That why for the speed tests it's in my "Class B"As for the raw HTTP queries flow - the "Class A" ... [More] exist (really try Oha, after 10-12 Oha runs you will love this console like UI and performance measurements. Oha is written in Rust, very stable, small, fast, and predictable - the same run sequences show the same performance results with a very low deviation). [Less]

Great,it now works,Thanks!

Hello ab! Your product is fantastical (hungarian slang: “nagyon Gromek”). In the new project I use mormot2.In the new update I not found 3.35.2 static binaries for mormot2. Mormot2 test not run. Are any timeframe for update or just fix the version string in the .inc file?Thx

Hi Arnaud,in D10.4.2/Win32 I get following warnings:[dcc32 Warning] mormot.core.zip.pas(1059): W1073 Combining signed type and unsigned 64-bit type - treated as an unsigned type[dcc32 Warning] mormot.core.zip.pas(1331): W1073 Combining signed type ... [More] and unsigned 64-bit type - treated as an unsigned typeI guess a simple cast like h64.offset := QWord(fDest.Position) - fAppendOffset; ... lh64.headerOffset := QWord(fDest.Position) - fAppendOffset; would fix that.Regards.Daniel [Less]

Hello everyone,I am using the structure of mormot Master / slave replication to work on the persistence of domino events via websocket and to ensure that all event subscribers receive the event.In fact, using this structure works very well. However ... [More] recently I implemented a change followed by @tbo in the following post: https://synopse.info/forum/viewtopic.php?id=5788 where I decouple the RestServerDb from SQLHttpServer using a TSQLRestServerFullMemory as an intermediary. Well, this way my old structure of domino events with websocket does not work, because the master / slave replication needs to expose the Restserverdb in the TSQLHttpServer of websocket. Is there a way to work on this master / slave replication using this decoupled structure? Has anyone implemented this? [Less]

@ab,A side question - what's your tool chain for fiddling the c/c++ stuff like this?

Not what in mORMot2 IgnoreSSLCertificateErrors is sets to false by default (see the reasons here - https://synopse.info/forum/viewtopic.php?id=5781) IMHO from security reason better to use plain HTTP than HTTPS with self-signed certificates.

Ah, this is a old problem (under Windows) - see this topic: https://synopse.info/forum/viewtopic.php?id=5625@ab - do we really need a memory mapped files there (TSynLogFile=class(TMemoryMapText)) ? In any case Log parser loads all file content into ... [More] memory, so we can read it without memory mapped file I think, close a fd ASAP and this solves a problem....Currently for Windows instances we always create a copy of a active log file before opening it in LogView to prevent such unexpected errors [Less]