I have a requirement where we have to show html help pages in the outsytems application. We can achieve it by using the resources folder as shown below. But my html page size is 80 MB due to which we can't import in the resources folder. Is there any way by using I can achieve it.
Hello All, Just for information purpose, I would like to let you know that I have solved this issue with the help of IIS. If you have outsytstems on-prem setup then you can deploy the static html (80MB) to IIS under default web site hierarchy and give the full permission. I know the detailed steps, let me know if anyone needs the help.
Hi,
Why you have static html page of 80mb !?
What makes it so extreme big?
Regards,
Daniel
Hi,It's a company's HTML help file and customer wants to include it in the oustyems application.
Seems like what really need to happen is break that huge help document into multiple pages.
80mb is huge for an html page to load. Doesn't make sense to me.
Hello Tejas,
Packing it into your resources folder, even after splitting or somehow shrinking the file means you'll have to republish your code any time there's changes to your help file.
I'd still advise to split it into multiple parts, perhaps paginated, but storing it in the database means your data would be independent of your code, so if there's any changes to your file, you'd only have to replace it in a backoffice.
Yes, 80MB of pure HTML would mean a source code of 80000000 characters (a standard book is around 500000 characters only).So chances are this size would be due instead to media files like images used on your page, which still should be included in the html code. How did you generate or extract this html page? Can you look at the content of this file?
Hi @Maxime Baracco ,
Please see below folder structure. There is one image folder inside Content which is of almost 70 MB due to which the HTML size is huge.
Inside Content