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Stefan Andersson wrote:
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</style>The general rule is that asynch stream processing is
desirable, synch read-to-eof and forward is not.<br>
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All this 'synchrounously read until eof, then write the whole chunk' in
every step along the way is probably causing severe and
unpredictable lag in the system.<br>
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Things are somewhat complicated by the fact that some constructs (like
the REST handler, I believe) actually returns a string, which is
fucked. It should be up to the handler to decide what content type it
will return, and consequently, how it will be written to the response
stream.<br>
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Also, if we're going to upload other things than text, then the REST
handler is probably just a StreamHandler, possibly subclassed into an
XmlHandler, AssetHandler, et c perhaps? I know there's a Binary handler
in there somewhere.<br>
<br>
Once we had good momentum in changing this, then we got sidetracked, as
always. :D<br>
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;-) i'm willing to try and at least get rid of IStreamedHandler (as it
sounds that was the intention then) --- quite agree with the streaming
process comments.<br>
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cheers,<br>
dr scofield<br>
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