Just checked I was able to upload 50mb compressed zip.  However, doing
this caused jrun.exe to swell something fierce (about 100mb).  At the
moment I have barely enough memory for this, but am wondering if
jrun.exe will relinquish this memory, hold onto it for reallocation of
subsequent steps, or just keep ballooning.  Any thoughts?

-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2003 4:54 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Advise about how to upload multiple files

Maybe it won't work for you on this job, but CF has a way to handle this
in every respect except the sheer size of the job::

Use CFFILE as usual and only accept the MIME type
application/x-zip-compressed.

You could then use Ben Forta's CFX_Zip to do the unzipping, and take the
resulting file list (if cfx_zip doesn't give it to you, use cfdirectory)
and use that to build up your post-upload description form, db entries
etc. etc.

Using CFFILE limits you to about 4mb of upload due to an IIS bug.  I've
gotten away with 5.6 mb, but I wouldn't bet on that being anything you
can rely on.

CFFTP could be used instead, I suppose.  Never really needed to do BIG
uploads with CF.

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