Description
The following piece of code currently causes a binary to be stored (or at least read) twice:
InputStream stream = ...;
Session session = ...;
Value value = sesion.getValueFactory().createValue(stream);
session.getRootNode().setProperty("data", value);
node.save();
The reason is the ValueBasedBlob class that prevents the underlying storage to see that the Blob being saved was already stored earlier and thus no extra copy is needed.
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Issue Links
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OAK-2052 Node.setProperty(String, Value) fails for binary non ValueImpls
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- Closed
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