Thanks Cédric,
as I see now, problem is connected to tmp folder.
But I am able to upload relatively large files through memory, after I have
changed
context-param
!-- Maximum memory per request (in bytes) --
param-nameorg.apache.myfaces.trinidad.UPLOAD_MAX_MEMORY/param-name
!-- Use 500K --
Hi folks,
I'm using Myfaces 1.2.9, Trinidad 1.2.14.
the following commandLink (and others in the same application) causes
ViewExpiredException in some (!!!) IE8...
tr:commandLink id=proximaPagina
action=#{listarRelatoriosController.visualizandoRelatorioMudarPagina}
Hi Walter,
The only thing that looks unusual to me in your code is the mix
between tr:commandLink and f:setPropertyActionListener. Have you tried
tr:setActionListener instead ?
(btw I see no reason why this would cause a viewExpiredException on
some browsers, but who said computing was an exact
Have you tried having several concurrent 500Mb file uploads yet?
Richard
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On Jun 10, 2011, at 1:39 AM, jitechno jitec...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Cédric,
as I see now, problem is connected to tmp folder.
But I am able to upload relatively large files through memory,
No, I did not.
May be, it is a good test, but for practical purposes I dont need so large
file.
More, I prefer to limit size of uploaded file to reasonable, up to 10 Mb,
f.e.
Concurrent upload has a little sense, if user still must select file by
file..
Richard Yee-3 wrote:
Have you tried
Hi Cedric,
just tried with tr:setActionListener and I've got the same result... this is
really a strange problem: IE8 (same 'complete' version) accessing the same
site, same configuration, etc. Works with one and doesn't work with the
other. Continuing the quest...
Walter Mourão
If your application only has one user and you have lots of RAM, you application
might work, but most sites have hundreds or thousands of users so disk storage
of file upload temp files is required.
Richard
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On Jun 10, 2011, at 7:11 AM, jitechno jitec...@gmail.com wrote:
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