Yea and when I think about it a bit more keeping it in memory will be a
problem if the user is directed to a different server... OK I will solve
this by uploading an image to some persistent storage (i.e. S3) and then
server it as an asset.
Thanks
On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 10:38 AM, Lance Java wrot
Firstly, it's dangerous to hold a reference to an UploadedFile instance
after the request that created it has reached end of life. You must read
the InputStream whilst the request is live and store it somewhere (either
in a database, a blobstore or as a byte array in the HTTPSession etc).
If you'd
Hi all,
When I upload a file I would like for it to stay in memory for a bit until
user decides if he wants to save it or not (he can also then use the from
to add some more information about the file).
To achieve this I have created a class
public class UploadedFileStreamResponse implements Str
