Inherited from GraphStage[FlowShape[ByteString, ByteString]]
Inherited from GraphStageWithMaterializedValue[FlowShape[ByteString, ByteString], NotUsed]
Inherited from Graph[FlowShape[ByteString, ByteString], NotUsed]
Inherited from AnyRef
Inherited from Any
GraphStage that re-arranges incoming chunks into chunks of the specified
. It will aggregate bytes until enough elements have been processed to emit a new chunk of the correct size. The last chunk may be smaller than
.
When the stage has processed the
number of bytes, the file stream is too large, and the stage will signal downstream that it has completed. This allows downstream to complete and capture the expected response from clamd.
maxBytes }}} stream is too large, and the stage will signal downstream that it has completed. This allows downstream to complete and capture the expected response from clamd.
chunkSize }}}
When the stage has processed the
number of bytes, the file stream is too large, and the stage will signal downstream that it has completed. This allows downstream to complete and capture the expected response from clamd.
maxBytes }}} stream is too large, and the stage will signal downstream that it has completed. This allows downstream to complete and capture the expected response from clamd.
chunkSize }}} processed to emit a new chunk of the correct size. The last chunk may be smaller than
.
When the stage has processed the
number of bytes, the file stream is too large, and the stage will signal downstream that it has completed. This allows downstream to complete and capture the expected response from clamd.
maxBytes }}} stream is too large, and the stage will signal downstream that it has completed. This allows downstream to complete and capture the expected response from clamd.
chunkSize }}}
When the stage has processed the
number of bytes, the file stream is too large, and the stage will signal downstream that it has completed. This allows downstream to complete and capture the expected response from clamd.
maxBytes }}} stream is too large, and the stage will signal downstream that it has completed. This allows downstream to complete and capture the expected response from clamd.