HT201342 Large Files via ICloud

How do i NOTIFY A GROUP OF CONTACTS that I have a very large file I want them to see and how do I transmit such a large file to them, please?

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and how do I transmit such a large file to them, please?
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I am running OS X 10.9.2 on a 27inch iMac 2013 model.
If I keep it running (without sleeping) for some time, perhaps a week, I can no longer download any large files via any browser. It will start and after a very short time go down to 0 B/s, stall there and at the end aboft with an "Unknown network error" or something similar.
Has anyone seen similar problems?

Open router set up using http://192.168.1.1 .....you will see username & password .....leave username blank & in password use admin...............
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Can you share large files on iCloud drive like dropbox?

I am exploring how to use iCloud drive now...and had a basic question. Can you share large files from it in a similar way as you can with dropbox? This is a great feature of dropbox...or google drive when mailing large files just doesn't work.
I have a Yosemite beta currently, and it doesn't look like you can do this.
I also was wondering if anyone has figured out how to make an alias of the iCloud drive on the desktop rather than always opening a finder window in order to drop files into iCloud drive....
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I am exploring how to use iCloud drive now...and had a basic question. Can you share large files from it in a similar way as you can with dropbox?
Have a look at the iCloud Drive FAQ: The file size limit is 15 G: iCloud Drive FAQ http://support.apple.com/kb/HT201104
You can store any type of file in iCloud Drive, as long as it's less than 15 GB in size. There's no restriction on file type, so you keep all of your work documents, school projects, presentations, and more up to date across all of your devices. Learn more about managing your iCloud Drive files.
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I've been a mobile me user since it first started way back when. I find it useful for allowing people to send large image files, that can be as large as 25 to 50 MB to my mobile me account. Since I'm a mobile me user I know I have a 50 GB limit until June or July. My question is will people be able to send me large files with the iCloud service? Will I be able to put a file up on the Cloud and have someone get access to that file if they are not an iCloud user? Or will I need to use DropBox? Last question I'm on a MacPro 2.66 GHz dual-core Intel processor so I can't upgrade to Lion. Will this affect my ability to use iCloud? I haven't been keeping up on all the changes so I hope someone can answer these questions for me.
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Open a word doc in mac's Pages app and then save to icloud. Check this link:
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2704
You might also look at using Dropbox instead of icloud.

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Uploading Very Large Files via HTTP

I am developing some classes that must upload files to a web server via HTTP and multipart/form-data. I am using Apache's Tomcat FileUpload library contained within the commons-fileupload-1.0.jar file on the server side. My code fails on large files or large quantities of small files because of the memory restriction of the VM. For example when uploading a 429 MB file I get this exception:
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I require my client code to behave no different than the typcial web browser when uploading or downloading a file via HTTP. I know of several commercial applets that can do this, why can't I? Can someone please educate me or at least point me to a useful resource?
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Are you guys suggesting that the failures I'm
experiencing in my client code is a direct result of
the web resource's (servlet) caching of my request
(files)? Because the exception that I am catching is
on the client machine and is not generated by the web
server.
trumpetinc, your last statement intrigues me. It
sounds as if you are suggesting having the client code
and the servlet code open sockets and talk directly
with one another. I don't think out customers would
like that too much.Answering your first question:
Your original post made it sound like the server is running out of memory. Is the out of memory error happening in your client code???
If so, then the code you provided is a bit confusing - you don't tell us where you are getting the bufferedOutputStream - I guess I'll just assume that it is a properly configured member variable.
OK - so now, on to what is actually causing your problem:
You are sending the stream in a very odd way. I highly suspect that your call to
buffer = new byte[fileInputStream.available()];is resulting in a massive buffer (fileInputStream.available() probably just returns the size of the file).
This is what is causing your out of memory problem.
The proper way to send a stream is as follows:
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     static public void sendStream(InputStream is, OutputStream os)
                 throws IOException {
          sendStream(is, os, 2048);
     }the simple implementation with the hard coded 2048 buffer size is fine for almost any situation.
Note that in your code, you are allocating a new buffer every time through your loop. The purpose of a buffer is to have a block of memory allocated that you then move data into and out of.
Answering your second question:
No - actually, I'm suggesting that you use an HTTPUrlConnection to connect to your servlet directly - no need for special sockets or ports, or even custom protocols.
Just emulate what your browser does, but do it in the applet instead.
There's nothing that says that you can't send a large payload to an http servlet without multi-part mime encoding it. It's just that is what browsers do when uploading a file using a standard HTML form tag.
I can't see that a customer would have anything to say on the matter at all - you are using standard ports and standard communication protocols... Unless you are not in control of the server side implementation, and they've already dictated that you will mime-encode the upload. If that is the case, and they are really supporting uploads of huge files like this, then their architect should be encouraged to think of a more efficient upload mechanism (like the one I describe) that does NOT mime encode the file contents.
- K

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page does a POST
to a servlet which reads the input stream and writes to a file.
Configuration: Apache webserver 1.3.12 connected to the Weblogic 5.1
application server
via the bridge(mod_wl_ssl.so) from WebLogic Service pack 4.
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"Failure of WebLogic APACHE bridge:
IO error writing POST data to 100.12.1.2:7001; sys err#: [32] sys err
msg [Broken pipe]
Build date/time: Jul 10 2000 12:29:18 "
The same upload(in fact I uploaded a 8 MEG file) using the
Netscape(NSAPI) WebLogic
connector.
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My iMac was stolen in a robbery - no files via iCloud (long story). I have a new iMac which is set up and being used - how do I recover old iMac files from what looks like back-up files showing on my Time Capsule (also being used for this new iMac)?

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I sent a file from my iPhone that is apparently too big for iCloud to handle and it is stuck in the outbox of my iPhone. I can not delete it. I tried and tried. Its been stuck about 6 hours now and it is drainking my battery. I also restarted my phone and it just comes back. Help

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