Brian Sullivan wrote:
how do i upload a file in Zope using a python script??
http://www.zopelabs.com/cookbook/1006887320
is probably a place to start.
On that topic: I've got my file upload working properly (it forwards the
file data to an external site, then saves only if validation works).
But I just started to wonder about something; all my tests have been
with relatively small files (~40KB) but my end users may be uploading
some very large files (possibly as large as 500KB, although not for months).
In my python script I use:
filedata = container.REQUEST.file.read()
then merge this data into a MIME submission for the external web site,
and on success, save it locally as a "file".
My question is -- aside from memory usage, what problems might there be
with this approach?
Will the "read()" return all the content, or is there a possibility that
it will return less than the full file contents? Any timeout issues
that I should consider?
I can test with large files, but can't really emulate internet network
latencies.
Thanks,
Nikko
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