OutOfMemory if using PUT

Hello, i using the HttpClient in a Java Applet but if i transfer a file larger then 32MB i get a OutOfMemory. does some others has the same bug? greetz from Germany Martin

Re: OutOfMemory if using PUT

Martin, please have a look at this example: http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-commons/httpclient/src/examples/ChunkEncodedPost.java?rev=1.4.2.1only_with_tag=HTTPCLIENT_2_0_BRANCHview=auto (link may be wrapped) Kind regards Ortwin Glück martin hilpert wrote: Hello, i using the

Re: OutOfMemory if using PUT

Hallo Ortwin so schnell findet man sich wieder, du hast in der einen Java NG geantwortet http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-commons/httpclient/src/examples/Ch unkEncodedPost.java?rev=1.4.2.1only_with_tag=HTTPCLIENT_2_0_BRANCHview=aut o gruß martin

RE: OutOfMemory if using PUT

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Re: OutOfMemory if using PUT

Hello Oleg, The problem is most likely caused by the PUT method buffering the request body in order to determine its length that means there is no work around WITH PUT ? You can avoid this problem by (1) using chunk-encoding

Re: OutOfMemory if using PUT

martin hilpert wrote: that means there is no work around WITH PUT ? The two alternatives ARE the work around! that are both POST requests? The same applies to PUT methods as well as PUT basically works the same as POST. - To

Re: OutOfMemory if using PUT

ok first thank it work now with files larger 32mb, but there is still a another problem. if the user transfer a large file like 32MB over a normal DSL connection (128kbit up / 796 kbit down) how could i find out how many bytes are send? is there anyway? martin

Re: OutOfMemory if using PUT

Hi Ortwin, Not from within HttpClient directly. You can however simply wrap your stream and count the bytes read through the respective methods. how can i wrap it? any sampel code? thx martin - To unsubscribe, e-mail:

Re: OutOfMemory if using PUT

martin hilpert wrote: Hi Ortwin, Not from within HttpClient directly. You can however simply wrap your stream and count the bytes read through the respective methods. how can i wrap it? any sampel code? Errm... Ever heard of the java.io.FilterInputStream class? It is intended to be a base

Re: OutOfMemory if using PUT

Hi, yes i heard about that class. no i dont use any swing control, i use awt. Errm... Ever heard of the java.io.FilterInputStream class? It is intended to be a base class for such a thing linke you need. If you are using Swing you can just use javax.swing.ProgressMonitorInputStream. i dont

Re: OutOfMemory if using PUT

martin hilpert wrote: i dont understand how i can monitor the stream. HttpClient client = new HttpClient(); PutMethod put = new PutMethod(zielurl); FileInputStream fin =new FileInputStream(C:\test.jpg); MonitorInputStream min = new MonitorInputStream(fin); put.setRequestBody(fin);