Hello Robert,
Thank you for the quick response. This solution works but the goal is that the
clients can create their own hierarchies under a specific path so it may not be
possible to create it in advance on the server. Is this an assertion that the
sling does? Is there something that we can change to make sling be able to
create the folder and add the files to that folder?
Thank you,
Andrei.
On Wednesday, January 28, 2015 5:12 PM, Robert Munteanu
<romb...@apache.org> wrote:
Hi Andrei,
On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 5:33 PM, Andrei Zafiu
<zafiuand...@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote:
> I am trying to do some performance testing on an apache sling server
> regarding the upload of big data files using the chunked upload
> functionality. I am using JMeter to put in place the testing scenario, and I
> am testing against a standalone version of the Sling 7 application. In Jmeter
> I am running 10 threads, each one uploading a 30 GB file to the apache server
> to the same destination path. The threads start almost at the same time. The
> problem is that the apache sling server changes the destination path for some
> of the requests(the number may vary with each run of the test) from "/new" to
> "/new[2]", "/new[3]" or even "/new[4]". The distribution of the files in
> these paths is not consistent, most of the time about 6 or 7 files go into
> the first path, and a single files gets uploaded in each of the other paths.
> The problem is that the client only knows how to send to "/new" path and the
> upload fails for those threads after the first chunk upload with:
> javax.jcr.RepositoryException: no chunk upload found at
> {/new/testfile_73b0fa135090.vmdk/jcr:content}
>
> which is correct since the file in question was persisted at "/new[2]". Is
> there any size limitation for a given path, or some rules that the server
> follows to create these new paths and distribute the files in them?
> If you need any other information do not hesitate to ask me.
It sounds like the /new intermediate path is not present at the time
the test is started and is created implicitly when uploading a file to
/new/testfile_XXXXXX . Does creating the /new node before runing the
tests help?
Robert
