Hi Sepp, I'm thankful to read you answer! I wrote that it is broken at different parts all the time and in the same XML-tag (<image>) only -if you hadn't thought about it-.
Stadelmann Josef wrote: > Have you setup to send in chunks from CL to SV or do you expect that more > than 4 MB will go at once, within one request object? > Sepp CL side uses .Net, CL-SV communication works fine if both of sides are written in .Net. I suppose to care about this on SV side with axis2c, but no idea how to make it worked. Amount of data less than 1 Mbytes in this case, later will be about 4 Mbytes. The axis2c only can see that there is a non finalized XML-tag, so that the read value is _(null)_ by axiom_element_get_text(...) . Thus on level of axiom I cannot see any data from the issued XML-tag and the base64 encoded picture is inside the XML definitely. Thanks, mAkos > > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Akos Marton [mailto:[email protected]] > Gesendet: Freitag, 11. Juni 2010 15:31 > An: Apache AXIS C User List > Betreff: Re: transfer limitations > > The XML is broken every time at different part. I tried to configure httpd > server with switching out many known size limitation and run axis2c under > this, but it also doesn't send the whole XML. > > The sent data is just broken somewhere. I watched it with tcpdump. > Smaller XMLs can be transferred. > > Well, written a short tester code, which reads the necessary XML from file > and parses, decodes it perfectly, so that the algorithm and code must do the > right. > > Any idea why the sending process is being broken? > > Thanks, > mAkos > > > Akos Marton wrote: >> Hi List, >> >> Is there any limitation about the amount of data in a certain XML-tag? >> In case of true, could I increase it somehow? >> For instance <image> ... </image> by the size of 4Megabytes of base64 >> code. The whole XML data does not reach the server (have cut at >> certain part), but a smaller amount of data reaches it fully. >> >> Could be httpd.conf a solution? I do not know how to locate it for >> axis2c binary version. >> >> Thanks, >> mAkos >> >> > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
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