Hi All, I posted an email concerning the uploading of large files and on the streaming of them into the local HD or database - this email should fall in the same thread.
Now, always using Struts 1.3 with the Common File API, I'm uploading and downloading a 1.5 Gb through the web interface and I'm monitoring the resource of the local system (i.e. memory mainly) using Java VisualVM (tool that comes with the Sun JDK) and the Windows Task Manager. I'm surprised to see that with both tools, on the JVM process and on Tomcat process, I don't see any considerable increase of memory, from which I infer that some how the file is streamed into the local HD. I'm a sort of surprised (positively, I mean) as from the Apache Common API URL I provided and from your other comment it seemed that it was not managed in this way for Struts 1. I would like to understand this situation better and I was wondering whether any of you knows more or can provide some pointers to docs online - I cannot find anything very specific on this aspect. Many thanks! Dan On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 2:55 PM, Dale Newfield <d...@newfield.org> wrote: > Daniele Development-ML wrote: > >> 3. Went to the FAQ section to see how I could integrate in my Struts >> application ( http://commons.apache.org/fileupload/faq.html ), and read >> the >> last point - from which I assumed Struts doesn't use this modality. >> > > Those two FAQs are related to Struts1, not Struts2. In Struts2 the > standard way to do this is to use the fileUpload interceptor, and then the > action need not be special, just have a few relevant setters. > > download >> > > For this you'll want to look into the "stream" result type. > > -Dale > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: user-unsubscr...@struts.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: user-h...@struts.apache.org > >
