I've been working on a quick patch to provide a third autosave-uploads
option. Currently "true" results in a permanent file (FilePartFile) being
created in the upload-dir. "false" results in a temporary byte[] stored in
memory (FilePartArray).
when doing work on file uploads before it occurred to me that it might be
useful to have an option to have a temporary physical file which gets
deleted after request processing is done. I had originally planned on using
FilePartArray for this but was concerned about situations where large files
are uploaded with respect to memory use. Using FilePart instead I consider
a potential problem since an abusive user aware of cocoon's system could
upload arbitrary files to any server running cocoon limited only by the
default 10 meg limit per request.
i've got it working locally (though not bugzilla ready yet) but before I
spend more time on it wanted to see if
1) does this seem like a worthwhile feature, and
2) make sure my implementation was acceptable.
Currently I have added a boolean tempUploads to CocoonServlet which will be
triggered by a "temp" value for autosave in web.xml [1]
the relevant section comes right after request processing:
if (this.cocoon.process(env)) {
contentType = env.getContentType();
// processing is done & successful - Clean File Parts up
// TODO: could this be done regardless of success of process?
if (tempUploads) {
log.debug("AutoSave uploads set to temporary - examining request
parameters");
Enumeration enum=request.getParameterNames();
while(enum.hasMoreElements()) {
// use requestFactory directly so we don't have to go back through
// the objectModel. We already know we're in the servlet environment
Object obj=this.requestFactory.get(request,(String)enum.nextElement());
// should FilePartArrays be handled too? (nulled?)
if (obj instanceof FilePartFile) {
File tmpFile=((FilePartFile)obj).getFile();
if (tmpFile.exists() && tmpFile.delete()) {
log.debug("Removed " + tmpFile.getName());
} else {
log.debug("Could not remove file: " + tmpFile.getName());
}
}
}
}
This should probably be done whether requests are successful or not which
would mean doing clean up in the condition this.cocoon == null at line 995
as well as in finally blocks in at least two other places unless I'm
thinking of this wrong.
Any suggestions?
Geoff Howard
[1] autoSaveUploads will still need to be set to true to get FilePartFile -
I considered but rejected subclassing FilePartFile to FilePartTempFile
because I'd also have to modify at least the MultipartParser and the method
signature for requestFactory.getServletRequest and wasn't sure how that
would affect MaybeUpload
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