I'm using akka http to implement a REST service and that works fine except
for one case. The HTTP message parser has a limit on the message size. This
means that I cannot upload "large" data using a simple POST message,
extract the "entity.dataBytes" and write that to a file. Is there a way how
I can get access to a "raw" stream such that it also works with arbitrary
file sizes? The simplistic solution below doesn't work for large data (due
to the message size limitation):
val routes = {
pathSingleSlash {
(post & extractRequest) {
request => {
val source = request.entity.dataBytes
val outFile = new File("/tmp/outfile.dat")
val sink = SynchronousFileSink.create(outFile)
val repl = source.runWith(sink).map(x => s"Finished uploading
${x} bytes!")
onSuccess(repl) { repl =>
complete(HttpResponse(status = StatusCodes.OK, entity = repl))
}
}
}
}
}
Http().bindAndHandle(routes, config.getString("http.interface"),
config.getInt("http.port"))
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