>> Ideally it should be either the Content-Length or if Chunked then we'll >> have to read until the end of chunks. So, if you see Content-Length, >> then >> no need to calculate size while parsing. You already know it. But, your >> proposal is valid for the Chunked case. > I'm talking about calculating the size for a individual MIME part.. I > think I made it clear (+how we do it in Axis2/java) at the beginning > of this thread... Probably you need to reread this thread.
Yep, true. The point is, as I said earlier, several small attachments == one big attachment. Thus, Buffering will have to happen anyway, if the Content-Length exceeds the threshold rather than a single attachment exceeding the threshold. > >> That will cause the stream to exhaust for the lifetime of the request >> isn't it? If not can you explain the procedure? > It works for StAX xml parsing and for axis2/java MIME parsing.. Simply > increase the socket time out in the client. +1, That sounds a good idea. Regards, Senaka > > > -- > Thilina Gunarathne - http://thilinag.blogspot.com > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
