How do I stream or read uploaded requests 1KB at a time?

          Hi there,<p>
          I am working on uploading files using the input type=file tag. Once a user submits and uploads the file, is there any way of me to read and process this request a chunk at a time, say 1KB? I know there is the request.getInputStream(). I think this will process the whole stream into memory at once, which I don't want. If anyone can give me any insight, I will greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
          

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