> From my skeleton impl:
> FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(file);
> "MTOMrequest.getDataHandler()".writeTo(fos);
> So what happens here, will I actually be writing the data to disk a
second
> time?
In this case yes,
Yes... If your use case is to save the attachment to a file, then you
can directly access the cached file and move it to the appropriate
location..
DataHandler dataHandler = MTOMrequest.getDataHandler()
DataSource dataSource=dataHandler.getDataSource();
// For added safety.. You can get rid of this if you specify
the caching threshold as 0.
if (dataSource instanceof FileDataSource) {
FileDataSource fileDataSource = (FileDataSource) dataSource;
File file =fileDataSource.getFile();
}
it would be a bad idea having enabled the file-cache
in axis2.xml.
You can specify a larger threshold for file caching to avoid smaller
attachments getting cached.. You can disable caching If you are not
planning to receive large attachments..But the danger is you would get
a outofmemory if you receive a larger one in case. ...
Thanks,
Thilina
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