Hi,
According to "https://docs.basex.org/11/WebSockets";, the default limit
for messages is 64 Kb. Exceeding the limit should raise an exception.
However when using my BasexCpp library on a fast machine with a lot of
memory, I can add successfuly a file, sized 358 kB, with one
add-message. Adding the same file to a basexserver on a remote, slow
machine, results in a crash. Neither the local nor remote console report
a message.
I downloaded the Basex-sources and found in org.basex.core.cmd/Add.java
that the cache() function may use a ADDCACHE option. Since the memory
size of the server is limited, I wondered if setting this option might
force the server to explicitly use a disk-cache.
Does the Basex server protocol offers any features for setting this option?
I have been collecting information on websocket programming and learned
a lot on handshaking, maaual paring, framing, event-loops and other
concepts. My guess is that most is not very helpfull.
Does anyone have good sugestions for relevant information?
Ben
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