Is there a limitation in number/size of files sent to the src.sencha.io/data servic?

[boris.barcelli]

Hi,
I have a bunch of 40 images loaded from my DB in my ST2 app when I am online, trying to transform them into dataUrls in order to store them in my local storage. I am following this tuto for that: http://www.sencha.com/learn/taking-sencha-touch-apps-offline/

After around 10 files or 1600Mo of data, the service return with a 404 Not Found on all my service requests. Because you are caching all the images previously encoded, my theory is that you have a limitation in the size of this cache ? But I am not sure, any help here ?
Any alternative solution would be great, I really need to store those images offline.
Regards

[mitchellsimoens]

There does seem to be a bug somewhere but you may want to look into local encoding solutions rather than doing this over the internet as it would be quite a bit faster. In fact the blog post about src.sencha.io even mentions this.

[boris.barcelli]

Thank you for the quick answer Mitchell.
Can you point me in the right direction for the blog post you talking about ? I have read many but didn't find anything really explicit on how to use a local solution. I reckon it may be :
- Using the canvas encoding function (hopefully will not run in any security issue), do you have any code example with ST2 (or 1 will do) on hopw to implement this solution ?
- Using the phonegap API
Which one would you go for ?
And, do you have any ETA n fixing on the sencha.io issue ?

[mitchellsimoens]

http://www.sencha.com/learn/how-to-use-src-sencha-io/

I would encode the images before app deployment.

[dddesign]

I also get a lot of 404 of my images. I can't see an error pattern and the images aren't this big.
see this webapp:
http://mobile.moontools.ch/testapp_list2/

[merrells]

I just browsed your app and all the thumbnails and images were ok...

John