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bjlt
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 Posted - 01 February 2003 : 09:40:32
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Bozden, how will you handle email messages in the int'l version?
I know snitz won't use fso, however, what's your idea on reading an email template in html/txt format and parsing it in asp?
e.g.
Hello $$MemberName$$
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this is easier to maintain as the grammer won't be the same in different languages, however fso will slow down the processing a bit, right?
I wish the server would cache the file to be read by fso in memory but I haven't found out if it does it.
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Posted - 01 February 2003 : 16:21:14
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I don't know exactly, but I have some ideas and I'll implement them in the following days. For sure will not use FSO.
We will possibly use a similar approach, maybe re-writing the text in these messages. As v4 is supporting multiple languages (and multiple encodings) and every single e-mail component supports only a few of possible encodings, I even think of assigning different components for different languages.
As far as your Q goes:
* FSO will slow down, but it will only be used when an e-mail is to be sent.
* The components use very large periods to interact with the e-mail server (1-3 seconds in my tests), so the FSO overhead will be not the important issue...
* So you can can keep it in memory (in a string)...
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