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Paulo Henrique Couto de Lima commented on TOMAHAWK-1420:
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I am using ExtensionsFilter. I think it is not related to TOMAHAWK-1381.
> uploadThresholdSize seems to be ignored
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> Key: TOMAHAWK-1420
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMAHAWK-1420
> Project: MyFaces Tomahawk
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: File Upload
> Affects Versions: 1.1.8
> Environment: MyFaces Tomahawk, JSF 1.2 - SUN RI on JBoss 5.01 /
> integrated Tomcat
> Reporter: Jochen Reinhardt
> Priority: Critical
> Original Estimate: 24h
> Remaining Estimate: 24h
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> uploadThresholdSize seems to be ignored. I set it to 0 to get all files saved
> to disk for further processing in EJB. I also tried with 1 and 1k - but the
> result stayed the same. I got OutOfMemoryError when uploading huge files as
> HtmlFileUploadRenderer after line 180 always creeated an instance of
> UploadedFileDefaultMemoryImpl.
> String implementation = ((HtmlInputFileUpload) uiComponent).getStorage();
> if( implementation == null || ("memory").equals( implementation ) )
> upFile = new UploadedFileDefaultMemoryImpl( fileItem );
> else
> upFile = new UploadedFileDefaultFileImpl( fileItem );
> So something seems to be wrong with HtmlInputFileUpload.getStorage() - which
> uses an EL Expression to get the implementation.But I'm not sure how this is
> handled in myFaces. The expression just reads:
> ValueExpression vb = getValueExpression("storage");
> I'm not sure if that is put correctly in the FacesContext. It only works when
> I use fileUpload's storage attribute to hardcode the strategy to disk in JSF.
> UploadedFileDefaultMemoryImpl always will load the complete file into memory
> (line 42) - no matter what FileItem / ThresholdingOutputStream is used!
> int sizeInBytes = (int)fileItem.getSize();
> bytes = new byte[sizeInBytes];
> fileItem.getInputStream().read(bytes);
> I guess that this is causing my memory issues.
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