Hi, On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 6:40 PM, polofan123 <[email protected]> wrote: > My goal : Create a Webservice which allows a user to upload a (very large) > file and to perform some analysis on this file (which is a dataset) through > programs...
> ...Is this generally possible with jackrabbit or is there a more common > approach for this?... That should work if you make sure your files are stored using the DataStore, which is the default IIRC. And of course you'll need to measure performance to verify that it matches your need, but generally with the DataStore storing and retrieving binaries is efficient, Jackrabbit/Sling do not add at lot of top of Java's IO code. >... I also have the feeling that apache sling could be used > for that but I think this only works for small files and not for BLOBS which > I have to deal with.... Sling uses Jackrabbit by default and should have a negligible impact on the performance of storing/retrieving files, as long as you make sure your files are streamed and not fully loaded in memory. -Bertrand
