> One weird thing though, I tried ServletExec's built in upload
> servlet, I was able to get a 17mb large file uploaded in only 40
> sec's.
Much of the upload speed has to do with the server and how they
implement the upload stream. Lots also has to do with the Java code
parsing the input. I've seen dramatic differences between various
servers and parsers. I think com.oreilly.servlet.MultipartRequest is
fairly fast. Testing it (18 months ago) with JWS 1.1.x I was able to
upload 10Meg+ files in "someteen" seconds on a LAN if I recall
correctly.
-jh-
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