Failed to load multiple files using theMgr.createLocalFileInputStream

Question

Hi
I am using 2.3.8 and having trouble with putting multiple files to the container using XmlInputStream.
I have hundreds of documents in 'output' folder from my project root, and I was able to load them by using other signature - reading each line from each file via BufferedReader.
However, if I switch to XmlInputStream, the first putDocument() is successful but I get an error an XmlException at the second iteration.
container = theMgr.createContainer(theContainer, config);
XmlUpdateContext updateContext = theMgr.createUpdateContext();
Transaction dbtxn = environment.beginTransaction(null, null);
txn = theMgr.createTransaction(dbtxn);
Iterator filesIterator = files2add.iterator();
while (filesIterator.hasNext()) {
File file = (File) filesIterator.next();
String docName = fileNameToDocName(file);
XmlInputStream theStream = theMgr.createLocalFileInputStream(file.getName());
container.putDocument(docName,
theStream,
updateContext,
null);
com.sleepycat.dbxml.XmlException: Error: The resource does not exist: malformed or non-existent stream source, errcode = INVALID_VALUE
     at com.sleepycat.dbxml.dbxml_javaJNI.XmlContainer_putDocument__SWIG_5(Native Method)
     at com.sleepycat.dbxml.XmlContainer.putDocument(XmlContainer.java:405)
     at com.sleepycat.dbxml.XmlContainer.putDocument(XmlContainer.java:77)
     at com.expd.arch.persistence.BerkeleyTestCase.loadXmlFilesViaStream(BerkeleyTestCase.java:85)
The second document failing looks like this - nothing wrong
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<consol version="0">
<import-file-number>21345</import-file-number>
<ownership-location>LAX</ownership-location>
<id>0</id>
</consol>
Can someone tell what's wrong in my code?

Answer 1

Hello,
The error is indicating something wrong with the file name or location, not the content. Try verifying that the file name passed to createLocalFileInputStream() is in good shape and refers to a regular file with permission to read. If that looks OK, there's a small chance you need to explicitly delete the XmlInputStream between calls. That should not be necessary, because the putDocument() call should consume it, but it does not hurt.
Regards,
George