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Allow large file download and upload using the Reactive REST Client.
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Allow large file downloads and uploads using the Reactive REST Client. Large means that the file size does not fit in memory and back-pressure must be used. Typically it would allow passing a Multi as a parameter or receiving a Multi.
- sending
Multi<Byte>as file - receiving files as
Multi<Byte>
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:8 (7 by maintainers)
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it’s reasonable, and then back-pressure will apply from the file system.
Okay, thanks