mORMot

Great news. And yes it works on aarch64 as well giving similar good numbers.

Great! Thanks for clarifying things.

1. There is no such client-level automatic renewal yet.But it is a good idea. I will try to make something included.2. With WebSockets encryption, you don't neet a JWT.But ensure that you disable the regular HTTP access or the ORM methods.And you ... [More] could use a weak session with no password over WS encryption, if you need a session at some point in the future.3. There is no penalty using the WebSockets link for ORM - especially with mORMot 2, which has a new WS server with a thread pool.4. (!) don't use secSynShaAes which is non safe because it is optional.It is disabled in mORMot 2, if PUREMORMOT2 conditional is defined. [Less]

It works OK now. Thanks @ab

Now it is working. Thank you.

You have blob-related methods for the ORM.But they use RawByteString so are limited to the memory.They are meant for small content - up to a few MB, not huge files.For big files, a direct storage in a local folder is better, from our experiment.

ab wrote: You need to use it either with a local variable, or a "with" statement. Otherwise, the IAutoFree is released immediately, so it won't work as expected. See https://blog.synopse.info/?post/2021/09 … ng-Changes Thanks for the clarification. Now I remember reading this blog post.With best regardsThomas

If it worked, it is fine. But ensure that the connection is encrypted (using HTTPS/TLS or our encrypted WebSockets layer), otherwise it may be possible to retrieve the password over the wire.

Yes, just you can create up to 256 tables per TSQLRestServer model.

There is no such feature yet.But I guess this is easy in your own code to check for a particular expected behavior.On server side it was not possible because it broke some internal structures (see a previous discussion in this forum).On client side it may be possible but may need a set of new methods, with proper testing.