> Ram Kurapati wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > Uploading big files have no problem with FileContentStore. But it fails > > with JDBCContentStore for files sizes above 5kb. Did i missed any bug > > fixes. I am using Slide 1.0.10. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Rama > > What kind of database are you using? I guess it ultimately depends on how the DB will handle the blobs. For example, hSQL has a problem with large files (I tried with something a bit over 3M), and a OutOfMemoryError (with an empty stack trace ...) was thrown (and was not caught, so I made the exception handling in AbstractStore a lot more robust). With some DBs, storing the content is the database will never be an option (that's why it's important to transactionalize the filesystem store). I volunteer for doing some work on the stores, including : - Developing a new JDBC store which would extend the current store and handle J2EE connection pools (XA or standard). The standard JDBC stores will remain as the defaults. - Improving the filesystem content store to support transactions. - Study the feasability of developing a filesystem descriptors with support for transactions and versioning. I plan to have the first two ready for Slide 1.0.15. Remy
