It should be. But you cannot use request.getContentLength() to get the length
of the posted data. You will need to get the Content-Length header and parse
it to a long. Things like this were done in tomcat5 for serving files larger
than 2GB. I am unsure if there is anything in the way in tomcat 4.1 to
prevent uploads greather than 2GB.
-Tim
Terry Orechia wrote:
Is it possible to import a large file greater than 3 gigabytes to a tomcat web server? I am running tomcat 4.1 on debian with Tomcat/Apache JK2 Connector . I upload a file using multipart/form data on http Post request to servlet. I have successfully uploaded a file that was just under 2 gb, but am getting "page cannot be displayed" error when I try to upload a file which is 3.1gb. Is there a limit of 2gb on the size of a POST message in apache2? There is a parameter LimitRequestBody that can be configured in conf.http in apache2 to limit the size of the post message. The value of this parameter can be any number from 0 to 2gb. It is not configured so it is defaulting to 0 which is unlimited. Does "unlimited" mean their is a max size of 2gb? Is there a way to POST a messeg > 2gb so a file greater than 2gb can be uploaded from the desktop to the webserver?
I have searched on the web and still do not understand if this can be done?
Thanks for your input,
Terry
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