Hi Matt,
>From what I have seen of the sturts upload component the file is saved to
temporary location first.
Therefore you might want to try and minimize that amount of reading and
writing you are doing
with the uploaded file.
Suppose under your webapp you had the following structure
/webapp/uploads/temp -- Temp versions of the uploaded file go here. set
with the tempDir action servlet parameter
/webapp/uploads/keep -- Kept versions of the valid uploaded files go
here
Now I am assuiming both directories are on the same physical disk so a move
will just change
the pointer to the file and not acually perform an OS copy.
To increase the performance I would cast my FormFile object to a DiskFile
and then move the file to
the keep directory. This would remove the need to read and write the file
twice as I believe you
are probablly doing.
Of course that is just a thought. :-)
Hope that helps
Scott.
Matt Raible
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Subject: File Upload - how to speed up?
02/25/2002
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I'm using the struts-upload sample application to create file upload
capability
in my application.
Using the sample code, a ~50 MB file takes about 13 seconds to upload
locally.
I expect to have files that are similar in size, and I wonder how long this
might take over a T1 connection.
Is there anyway to optimize the following code - or is this already
optimized?
OutputStream bos = new FileOutputStream(filePath);
int bytesRead = 0;
byte[] buffer = new byte[8192];
while ((bytesRead = stream.read(buffer, 0, 8192)) != -1) {
bos.write(buffer, 0, bytesRead);
}
bos.close();
Thanks,
Matt
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