Re: document.getBinaryStream()

2011-05-02 Thread Karl Wright
If you fail to create the temporary file, I'd just throw a ManifoldCFException. Karl On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 1:36 PM, wrote: > I'm creating the temp file in the addOrReplaceDocument method > (BaseOuputConnector Interface), if the temp file creation fails, what would > be the right return code.  R

Re: document.getBinaryStream()

2011-05-02 Thread hokie
I'm creating the temp file in the addOrReplaceDocument method (BaseOuputConnector Interface), if the temp file creation fails, what would be the right return code. Right now I'm choosing between DOCUMENTSTATUS_ACCEPTED or DOCUMENTSTATUS_REJECTED, what is the right way of communicating an inter

Re: document.getBinaryStream()

2011-05-02 Thread Karl Wright
Using a temporary file is the right approach. Karl On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 12:30 PM, wrote: > So I just learnt that you can not reuse a stream.  In my code I create a > hash from the file content, and then I want to sent it via http to the > archive server.  You guessed it the InputStream is no

document.getBinaryStream()

2011-05-02 Thread hokie
So I just learnt that you can not reuse a stream. In my code I create a hash from the file content, and then I want to sent it via http to the archive server. You guessed it the InputStream is not valid anymore. The best solution I've figured out was to read the content into a temporary file

document.getBinaryStream()

2011-05-02 Thread hokie
So I just learnt that you can not reuse a stream. In my code I create a hash from the file content, and the