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[jetty-users] ContentExchange.setRequestContentSource(InputStream) question

From: Sachin Nikumbh <sanikumbh@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2010 11:55:41 -0400
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The ContentExchange class has setRequestContentSource method which can take an input stream as input. I have a data type that can write itself to an output stream. I have tried using the piped stream classes that java.io provides to convert an output stream into input stream to no success.

I was wondering if there are any examples of setRequestContentSource (in general or specific to my use case)

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