Darrell Berry wrote:
Yes that's what I guessed -- I'll have a play and report back.
However after sending this email I guessed that splitting a file then sending it in parts would probably at the moment be necessary outside the xmlblaster framework -- as you say I for one would have autosplitting/reassembly/recovery firmly at the top of my feature request list -- it would be fabulous if the libraries could do that automagically without having to have that code in the application -- presumably parametised so that you could have different slip point sdepending on hardware and network performance, to tune it for different circumstances...
Yep, this would be a nice feature. A client subscribing could declare on connect the max message size and xmlBlaster automatically sends smaller tokens etc.
Currently i'm deep in work - so i can't contribute this for the time being
Marcel
I realise my needs are a long way from short text messaging, but there you go!
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From: Marcel Ruff [mailto:ruff at swand.lake.de]
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You could add a little java client which divides the file into 10 MB pieces, and the receiver concatenates them again.
(Hmm, this would be a nice new feature in the xmlBlaster client lib -
eventually in future -)
keep us informed about your tests ...
Marcel