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Expand Up @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Get started
The simplest way to get started is using the simple fluent API provided with the library. Instantiating a parser is straightforward:

```java
NioMultipartParser parser = Multipart.multipart(context).forNio(listener);
NioMultipartParser parser = Multipart.multipart(context).forNIO(listener);
```

The only two mandatory arguments are a multipart *context*, holding information about the current request/response, and a *listener* that will be notified on the progress of the parsing.
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.withMaxMemoryUsagePerBodyPart(0) // Always create a temp file
.saveTemporaryFilesTo("/tmp/file_upload")// Different temp file location
.limitNestingPartsTo(2) // Allow two level of nesting
.forNio(listener);
.forNIO(listener);
```

Alternatively the constructors can be used (useful if used along with a dependency injection framework).
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```java
NioMultipartParser parser = Multipart.multipart(context)
.usePartBodyStreamStorageFactory(dbPartStreamFactory)
.forNio(listener);
.forNIO(listener);
```

This kind of customization can be used to achieve numerous goals. For example it might be possible to compute the file checksum on fly while data are written to the *StreamStorage*.
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