问题
I am having a webapplication built using Servlet and JSP. I have built a file upload functionality using apache commons library. I would like to restrict the user from uploading a huge file - hence have set the limit as 20 MB.
I am getting the size using Fileitem.getSize() method which I guess is reading the entire file to determine the size. If a user tries to upload a file of few GBs in size , then wouldn't it add a lot of overhead on the application server? Is there any better alternative for getting the file size?
回答1:
If you set the sizeMax property on ServletFileUpload, then the request will be rejected as soon as more than a certain amount of data is read.
Also, if you use DiskFileItemFactory, then you can set a threshold so that files over a certain size are streamed to local disk rather than being held in memory, which protects against large files.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8725375/getting-file-size-apache-commons-file-upload