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Problem on getting data from internet

  Asked By: Wayne    Date: Jan 15    Category: Java    Views: 611
  

I am making a program for downloading file from internet (http).
I am using InputStream for reading data, but I have problem when the size of
the file big enough, for example 300 Kb. It's okay if the size just around
50 Kb or below. But, in other case I test my program in my own computer
too, I have PWS and Apache server in Win-98. And my program could download
all data without "corruption", even for file with the size of 10 Mb.
I don't know where's the problem, the server ?? or in my program ?? Or it's
the mechanism from server to cut off the connection that take a lot of
bandwidth ?

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Answer #1    Answered By: Jamie Williams     Answered On: Jan 15

write the version of Apache
the InputStream could not work for bigger file
you have to use the function File/ FileWriter

 
Answer #2    Answered By: Darrell Harvey     Answered On: Jan 15

Well finally, after about three days, my e-mail come to this group safely :)
But, it's okay...I already got the solution

 
Answer #3    Answered By: Bethany Hughes     Answered On: Jan 15

Thanks for suggestion, but I just tried my program  using Apache Server 1.3.9
for Windows and my program could transfer file  about 10 MB by using
InputStream without problem, hmm...don't worry I will consider File or
FileWriter as you said :) I will read about them tomorrow (it's 00.30 AM
here). Honestly, I am using InputStream inspired by previous e-mail about
getting file size  from internet, so I just want to try the code and add
something useful there.

 
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