Am 23.07.2008 10:37 schrieb Paul Sandoz:
> Harald Kirsch wrote:
>> Ok, that would do it at least for my application, since I am using
>> InputStream. But what I get is actually a ByteArrayInputStream and so I
>> am afraid the input was first completely read into memory.
>>
>
> Jersey does not attempt to buffer bytes when using an InputStream. It
> passes the InputStream directly from the container (servlet or
> otherwise). So i am not sure what is going on... can you share some code?
This is pretty boring. I have a small standalone application and the
relevant bits of code are:
Start the standalone HttpServer:
import com.sun.net.httpserver.HttpServer;
...
HttpServer server =
HttpServerFactory.create("
http://localhost:"+port+'/');
server.start();
Get control some time later in this method:
public Response upload(@FormParam("upload") InputStream in) throws
IOException
Printing 'in' shows that it is a ByteArrayInputStream. So I guess you
are right and it is the fault of this HttpServer. Maybe I should check
with Tomcat then, for example.
Harald.
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