Hey Ilya,

you can call ChannelPut() as often as you want and if you encounter your 
version of EOF, you simply call MessageEnd() and you're done.

BR

JPM

Am Montag, 2. März 2015 19:09:42 UTC+1 schrieb Ilya Bizyaev:
>
> In all the samples, the plain text consisted only of one block; but what 
> if I read data with a 16K buffer and process it step-by-step? Do I need to 
> put a tag somehow? ChannelPut() throws an exception on the second block if 
> I use MessageEnd() after the first one, so, I had to remove the call of 
> this function. 
> I've tried processing data like this, and the file size mens it contains 
> no tag; and when I tried using FileSink, the tag was present. 
> P.S. I'll write more details tomorrow.

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