Thanks guys for your mail. I will try it out.
Any considerations I need to make keeping performance in mind? Aspects
such as effectively managing memory and ways to avoid too many people
doing uploads at any given point etc?
I am currently using the upload feature that JBoss Remoting is
providing. I am excited to make that shift to Mina.
Pat
"이희승 (Trustin Lee) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
Oh right. There's no IoSession.sendFile. Sorry for the mistake! :)
The correct answer is: you can simply write a file by writing JDK File,
FileChannel and MINA FileRegion.
Niklas Therning wrote:
1) AFAICS there's no IoSession.sendFile(). I think you mean calling
IoSession.write() with a File or FileChannel object?
2) This is exactly what StreamWriteFilter and FileRegionWriteFilter do.
Once installed you can just call IoSession.write() with an InputStream
object or FileRegion object.
Option 1 is probaby the most performant one. However, I dont think
option 1 will work if you need to process the file data through some
other filter before it's written (e.g. SslFilter). In that case you
shouold go with option 2.
/Niklas
"이희승 (Trustin Lee) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" skrev:
Hi Pat,
1) Use IoSession.sendFile()
2) Split the file into multiple 64kb (or bigger) chunks and send them
one by one using WriteFuture.addListener() or messageSent().
HTH,
Pat C wrote:
Hi,
We would like to write a client-server that can send and accept (binary)
attachments. We would like to upload file of sizes from 500KB to 25 MB.
Can someone guide me on the right approach you have taken with any
references to some example code.
Thanks in advance,
Pat
