Hi Manuel,
for your use, you need a method which returns an InputStream with native
methods. This InputStream could read the data as needed from the svn_stream.
But i am not sure if the container does not buffer the data anyway. If
that is the case, you cannot send 80MB to a client without extending the
heap size of the container.
Regards,
Patrick
P.S. This thread may move more to J2EE Servlet programming, then to svn.
So I think its best to take it of this list.
Manuel Freiholz wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
> here a short description:
>
> I'm writting a svn-web-browser like ViewCVS.
> I can view files and download files. When the user clicks download he
> should get the file
> directly. I don't want to save the file temporary on the server and
> send it to the user.
>
> Im using the "streamFileContent" in a Servlet but i got the problem
> that i can not buffer the
> way from the server to the user. Before i get the filled stream, i
> already got a heap overflow.
>
> I tried to write the OutputStream to the ServletOutputStream but..
> same error. (with large files)
>
> Regards,
> Manuel.
>
>
> Patrick Mayweg wrote:
>
>> Hi Manuel,
>> I do not understand what kind of buffering you want to do. Could you
>> explain that to me? If you do not want to use too much memory, a
>> FileOutputStream would write the file content directly to the disk.
>> Regards,
>> Patrick
>>
>> Manuel Freiholz wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>> i just subscribed to this mailing list and i hope i write to the
>>> correct adress.
>>> I just started development with svn so be indulgent with me :P
>>>
>>> I'm not sure, but i think i found a bug in the new method of the
>>> svn-javahl-1.3 -> "streamFileContent(..)". I looked in the native
>>> code and found this ( File: SVNClient.cpp, Line 2405, Method:
>>> streamFileContent ):
>>>
>>> ----
>>> while (contentSize > 0)
>>> {
>>> size_t readSize = bufSize > contentSize ? contentSize : bufSize;
>>> Err = svn_stream_read(read_stream, (char *)bufData, &readSize);
>>> if (Err != NULL)
>>> {
>>> env->ReleaseByteArrayElements(buffer, bufData, 0);
>>> svn_stream_close(read_stream);
>>> JNIUtil::handleSVNError(Err);
>>> return;
>>> }
>>>
>>> env->ReleaseByteArrayElements(buffer, bufData, JNI_COMMIT);
>>> env->CallVoidMethod(outputStream, writeMethod, buffer, 0,
>>> readSize);
>>> if (JNIUtil::isJavaExceptionThrown())
>>> {
>>> env->ReleaseByteArrayElements(buffer, bufData, 0);
>>> svn_stream_close(read_stream);
>>> return;
>>> }
>>> contentSize -= readSize;
>>> }
>>> ----
>>>
>>> The code is reading from the "read_stream" and fills the
>>> OutputStream completly. -> No Buffering possible in my java.
>>>
>>> So i have the problem in my code that i can not download large files
>>> like 80 MB and bigger directly via "streamFileContent" from subversion.
>>>
>>> Is there anybody with the same problem who knows a solutions?
>>>
>>> Greetings,
>>> - Manuel
>>>
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