Re: Is it possible to prevent the whole content to be uploaded if content length is too large ?

[Sergey Beryozkin]

On 28/02/12 15:56, mkserkan wrote:
Here is sample interceptor snippet code :
*       public void handleMessage(Message message) throws Fault {               
                Map<String, List&lt;String>>  headers = (Map<String, 
List&lt;String>>)
message.get(Message.PROTOCOL_HEADERS);
                List<String>  clHeader = headers.get("Content-Length");
                int contentLength = 0;
                if (clHeader != null&&  clHeader.size()>  0 )
                        contentLength = new Integer(clHeader.get(0)) ;
                
                if (contentLength>  5000) {
                        throw new Fault(new RuntimeException("TOO LARGE 
CONTENT"));
                }
        }*

But it doesn't work ? Still all contents are uploaded to server. Is it
possible via another mechanism like setting jaxws properties ?


Set the contextual property "attachment-max-size" to some value (in 
bytes) and you should get HTTP 413 back, possibly 500 in case of JAX-WS

HTH, Sergey

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