Re: [Javaserver-java] javaserver with binary data

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Hey Matt,
    I have thought about switching to an XML-protocol - SOAP/XML-RPC/roll
my own/even jabber.  Unfortunately those things take time I just don't have.
However if you'd like to step up I won't stop you!
    I have never tried passing binary data but I am sure the protocol would
get in the way - you could uuencode the data & then send that over - & just
have the Java stuff uudecode it & be back in business.
    There currently is no way to dump the cache - although I think it would
be quite easy to implement - a better solution is to figure out what it's
getting confused!  What platform are you running on & how many objects are
you creating & how long does it run before there's trouble?
    thanks,
	Mark


On Wed, Jun 09, 2004 at 10:21:42AM -0400, Matt Greenwood wrote:
> Hi,
> 	I'm trying to use JavaServer to read an ObjectStream. I'd like
> to open the file on the perl side and send the binary data across to the
> server as a blob. Is there anyway to do this at the moment? I played
> around for a bit and it looks like the protocol is getting in the way...
> This leads me to question number two. Any plans to move to, say, XML? 
> 	I also noticed that after running for a long period of time, my
> JavaServer gets 'confused' restarting it always solves the problem, is
> there anyway of dumping the cache on the server?
> 
> 		Thanks,
> 			Matt
> 
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