On 24 Feb 2004, at 14:39, Ortwin Glück wrote:
John Keyes wrote:
In both cases, it is possible to get the behavior that you desire.Not it is not. Again think of XXX,000 of requests.
I am getting a little angry by now. C'mon man, we wrote this baby and we know very well what's possible with it.
Ortwin, if I am wrong just correct me, maybe I just can't explain myself properly.
So please don't tell us it can not do unbuffered requests. It's as simple as:
InputStream dataStream = .... // get this from wherever, use a pipe or something
PostMethod method = new PostMethod("/myservlet");
method.setRequestContentLength(EntityEnclosingMethod.CONTENT_LENGTH_CHU NKED)
method.setRequestBody(dataStream);
client.execute(method);
My point here is that if I have X requests then there can be X * CONTENT_LENGTH_CHUNKED bytes in memory at one time.
-John K
If you still can not figure out how you can get an InputStream for your in-memory data, then please refer to other Java resources; but this is certainly not an issue with HttpClient.
hope that helps
Ortwin Glück
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