On 10/3/06, Paul J DeCoursey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are you reading as a Stream or are you buffering the file on disk? http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/fileupload/streaming.html Also, it looks like UnknownSizeException has been deprecated because it doesn't exist in the latest release.
It is not deprecated and should not have been removed. It seems that it was removed by Jochen (cc'd) when he merged in his streaming changes. He needs to put it back, though, since it is part of the 1.x public API. Note that UnknownSizeException is still part of the latest official release (1.1.1). It it not in the nightly builds, however. -- Martin Cooper p
Andrew wrote: > We are running JBoss on RedHat AS3 on a linux box. I understand your > comment about the protocol. I have other requirements that forced me > to do it over https though. > > Any ideas on the UnknownSizeException though and how I can disable > it? I'm going to checkout the code today and look for myself, but if > you already know, please enlighten me! > > Thanks! > Andrew > Paul J DeCoursey wrote: >> What is the OS and server you are running? I know that IIS has a >> limit, I think it's 2GB, for uploading files. I'm of the opinion >> that you shouldn't be using a web based fileupload for files that >> large, you should use some more robust file transfer protocol, like >> FTP, SFTP, SCP or USPS. >> >> Paul >> >> Andrew wrote: >>> I'm running into the same problem. I send this email to the list on >>> Friday, but never heard back from anyone...maybe it will get looked >>> at here: >>> >>> I'm trying to upload files larger than 2GB. It seems I can send a >>> file larger, but FileUpload throws an exception when it is larger >>> than 2GB. It throws: >>> FileUploadBase$UnknownSizeException: the request was rejected >>> because its size is unknown. >>> I'm assuming it can't get the content size because it overflowed an >>> int. Now, I don't care if it knows how big the file is, I just want >>> it to take when ever file is sent to it. Is there a way to disable >>> this check? I'm already setting setMaxSize(-1) (the default) but >>> that doesn't seem to matter. >>> Let me know if you all have any ideas. >>> Thanks! >>> Andrew >>> >>> Arijit Mukherjee wrote: >>>> I've been able to upload files almost upto 2GB. I'm stuck at files > >>>> 2GB, and I suspect it's because of the native O/S and not a commons >>>> fileupload problem. >>>> >>>> Cheers >>>> Arijit >>>> >>>>> -----Original Message----- >>>>> From: Leena Kulkarni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 03 >>>>> October 2006 11:53 >>>>> To: commons-user@jakarta.apache.org >>>>> Subject: [fielupload] how much big size file can be handled? >>>>> >>>>> Hi Friends, >>>>> >>>>> I have few questions about the commons file upload. >>>>> >>>>> 1) Is commons file upload suitable for uploading >>>>> files>10MB in size? >>>>> What we have observed that commons file upload load a file in >>>>> memory. So for files > 10MB the deply in response is too much. >>>>> Is this right? Is there something we are missing? >>>>> Is there any other good variation of commons file upload if we >>>>> have to use it for uploads upto 30MB? >>>>> >>>>> 2)When we try uploading a file>40MB, we are getting Items list as 0. >>>>> So there is nothing to iterate on and check if it is a file. >>>>> >>>>> Code is like the following: >>>>> // Create a new file upload handler >>>>> ServletFileUpload upload = new >>>>> ServletFileUpload(factory); >>>>> >>>>> // Parse the request >>>>> List /* FileItem */ items = >>>>> upload.parseRequest(request); // Process the uploaded items >>>>> Iterator iter = items.iterator(); >>>>> while (iter.hasNext()) { >>>>> FileItem item = (FileItem) iter.next(); >>>>> >>>>> if (item.isFormField()) { >>>>> processFormField(item); >>>>> } else { >>>>> processUploadedFile(item); >>>>> } >>>>> } >>>>> >>>>> We trapped this scenario and added code to show some customized >>>>> error when Items are 0. But then it takes agaes to display the >>>>> error message on screen when from the logs we can make out that >>>>> the control did go till the point of displaying the error message >>>>> to screen. >>>>> >>>>> Do not know why this behaviour for large files [>40MB]. It can be >>>>> good to know the some threshold at which such error occurs and if >>>>> it is a known problem with commons fileupload. >>>>> >>>>> Regards, >>>>> >>>>> __________________________________________________ >>>>> Do You Yahoo!? >>>>> Tired of spam? Yahoo! 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