onDFUFilePublish is not setting @compressedSize on compressed files published through ESP. This causes ECLWatch and soap services to get the incorrect file size (UINT_MAX) for those compressed files.
Is the compressed size for a logical file the summary of the compressed sizes of its physical parts?
Jacob Cobbett-Smith March 18, 2021 at 6:54 PM
- can you look at implementing this?
Jacob Cobbett-Smith March 18, 2021 at 6:54 PM
ok yes, I was just testing, I'd clearly forgotten how this worked.
In that case, as you originally suggested, the publish can inspect the file parts, and gather both the compressed and uncompressed sizes and populate that info. into the logical file meta data.
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onDFUFilePublish is not setting @compressedSize on compressed files published through ESP. This causes ECLWatch and soap services to get the incorrect file size (UINT_MAX) for those compressed files.