Re: transfer of compressed data

[Niket Anand]

Hi All, I am able to transfer a 40MB zip file using SOAP with Attachment. Now I want to track at server side whether it is uploading properly or got stuck somewhere. How can I track this? How can I check whether the complete transfer has been done successfully at server side without resending Datahandler again to client to check its size or length? I need this because if it got stuck then I have to call alternative function. Thanks, Niket      ----- Original Message ----- From: Ramya Virudhs To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2002 11:48 PM Subject: Re: transfer of compressed data I am not sure if ur trying to send the files as a soap attachment...   Here is the peice of  code i used to send files as SOAP attachement..it works for a zip file too.          File f = new File(pathname);           //Create a FileDataSource with the uploaded file                FileDataSource FDS=new FileDataSource(f);            // Create the Attachment part using the FileDataSource           AttachmentPart ap = message.createAttachmentPart(new DataHandler(FDS));            //Set the Content Type of the file as that of the attachment part          ap.setContentType(type);           // Add the attachment part to the message.           message.addAttachmentPart(ap);                message.saveChanges();     And then send this message as usual...       on the recieving end...     here ap is the attachment part of the soap message...          if(ap.getContentType().equals("text/plain"))             {             String wsContent=(String)ap.getContent();           data="wsContent.getBytes();      }                        else                      {               InputStream is =(InputStream)ap.getContent();;               ByteArrayOutputStream outputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream ();         byte buf[] = new byte[4096];       int length;            while (true)             {               length = is.read (buf);               if (length < 0)               {                  break;               }               outputStream.write (buf, 0, length);             }         data = "outputStream.toByteArray" ();         }               File outFile =new File(pathName);                      FileOutputStream FOS=new FileOutputStream(outFile);                      FOS.write(data);