hello,
I was planning to use the camel beanIO component , but I saw something in
its implementation that beats the reasoning of processing large files using
beanIO .
In readModels(Exchange exchange, InputStream stream) method
Object readObject;
while ((readObject = in.read()) != null) {
if (readObject instanceof BeanIOHeader) {
exchange.getOut().getHeaders().putAll(((BeanIOHeader)
readObject).getHeaders());
}
results.add(readObject);
}
return results;
#
Here the List of objects are added and returned only after the whole file is
read, so in case of a very big file There could be memeory issues ?. Hope my
understanding is right .
While in.read will only load one line at a time but the List of read Objects
will have a the whole file in memory.
regards,
Felix T
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