Hi Patricia, There’s no hard-coded request-size limit in Apache HttpClient itself . A 413 Request Entity Too Large error usually originates on the server or proxy side when it decides that the incoming request (header + body) exceeds its configured maximum size.
Arturo On Fri, Jan 3, 2025 at 7:51 PM Patricia N Goldweic < pgoldw...@northwestern.edu> wrote: > I am currently having an issue with the request size for some of my code > (which has recently been migrated to use jwts for authentication, and has > these (large) tokens both as an authorization header value and also as a > query string parameter in the request URLs). The code depends on the > mitre-proxy-servlet library, which in turn depends on httpclient (version > 4.5.13 apparently). Specifically, I'm getting an (Apache) http error code > 413 when my code makes a GET request to a third party site via the proxy > servlet. I'd like to understand if there's any size limitation inherent to > the http-client library that I should be aware of. Thanks in advance for > any information you may have on this, > > -Patricia > pgoldw...@northwestern.edu > >
