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To test WebViewer Server on your local machine and handle large files, you need to set up a local environment that simulates your production setup. This involves installing the WebViewer Server, configuring it, and ensuring that it can handle large files efficiently. Some things you can try:
Set up WebViewer Server in a Docker container on your local machine to replicate a production environment.
Configure the server to handle large files by setting appropriate cache and memory limits, such as adjusting the TRN_MAX_CACHED_MB parameter.
Use the WebViewer loadDocument API to load your large files, ensuring your local server can fetch and stream the document efficiently.
Test the performance by loading the document in WebViewer and monitoring the server’s response times and resource usage.
