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When I dynamically generate HTML I would like to be able to import it directly from the memory buffer where I created it such as a string variable or a NotesStream, etc. I see no need for me to have to create a temporary file to do that.
And I will echo the idea of backend imports (linked idea).
This should not be limited to HTML only. I may want to pipe a binary stream, etc.
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1) Ben Langhinrichs6939 (29 Nov 2007)
For what it is worth, I have implemented this in both our Midas Rich Text LSX and OpenSesame, and it is very useful.
2) John Smart833 (02 Sep 2009)
Would also like to see NotesEmbeddedObject.ExtractToStream to do the reverse.
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