Re: DIH transformer script size limitations with Jetty?

2010-08-12 Thread Shalin Shekhar Mangar
On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 5:42 AM, harrysmith  wrote:

>
> To follow up on my own question, it appears this is only an issue when
> using
> the DataImport console debugging tools. It looks like when submitting the
> debugging request, the data-config.xml is sent via a GET request, which
> would fail.  However, using the exact same data-config.xml via a
> full-import
> operation (ie not a dry run debug), it looks like the request is sent POST
> and the import works fine.
>

You are right. In debug mode, the data-config is sent as a GET request. Can
you open a Jira issue?

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Regards,
Shalin Shekhar Mangar.


Re: DIH transformer script size limitations with Jetty?

2010-08-11 Thread Girish Pandit

Have you tried changing the -Xmx value to bump to -Xmx1300m?

I had some problem with DIH loading the data and when I bumped the 
memory everything worked fine!


harrysmith wrote:

To follow up on my own question, it appears this is only an issue when using
the DataImport console debugging tools. It looks like when submitting the
debugging request, the data-config.xml is sent via a GET request, which
would fail.  However, using the exact same data-config.xml via a full-import
operation (ie not a dry run debug), it looks like the request is sent POST
and the import works fine.
  




Re: DIH transformer script size limitations with Jetty?

2010-08-11 Thread harrysmith

To follow up on my own question, it appears this is only an issue when using
the DataImport console debugging tools. It looks like when submitting the
debugging request, the data-config.xml is sent via a GET request, which
would fail.  However, using the exact same data-config.xml via a full-import
operation (ie not a dry run debug), it looks like the request is sent POST
and the import works fine.
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