I want to recognize every single character during 1 request without clear
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taejin kim
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9 months ago
I'm developing an app using cloud WebSocket API.
and I want to recognize many single characters while one request (during 5-mins).
It is possible using a CLEAR function.
but it will consume many requests. ( one request per 4-clear )
I want to consume just one request in 5-minutes (but I want to recognize many single characters)
How can I delete all stroke whenever recognize the single character.
Or how can I do that?
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Olivier @MyScript
said
9 months ago
Dear Taejin Kim,
thank you for contacting us.
Currently, the only possibilities are either using the REST API or the webSocket. For the REST, it will count one request per POST. And for the webSocket, every 4 clear it will indeed count a request.
We have no other technical solution for your use case.
Best regards,
Olivier
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Olivier @MyScript
said
9 months ago
Answer
Dear Taejin Kim,
thank you for contacting us.
Currently, the only possibilities are either using the REST API or the webSocket. For the REST, it will count one request per POST. And for the webSocket, every 4 clear it will indeed count a request.
We have no other technical solution for your use case.
taejin kim
I'm developing an app using cloud WebSocket API.
and I want to recognize many single characters while one request (during 5-mins).
It is possible using a CLEAR function.
but it will consume many requests. ( one request per 4-clear )
I want to consume just one request in 5-minutes (but I want to recognize many single characters)
How can I delete all stroke whenever recognize the single character.
Or how can I do that?
Dear Taejin Kim,
thank you for contacting us.
Currently, the only possibilities are either using the REST API or the webSocket. For the REST, it will count one request per POST. And for the webSocket, every 4 clear it will indeed count a request.
We have no other technical solution for your use case.
Best regards,
Olivier
Olivier @MyScript
Dear Taejin Kim,
thank you for contacting us.
Currently, the only possibilities are either using the REST API or the webSocket. For the REST, it will count one request per POST. And for the webSocket, every 4 clear it will indeed count a request.
We have no other technical solution for your use case.
Best regards,
Olivier