@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Anyone know if there is a preset limit on the response size from a dot net
>> web service. I'm tracing the response from this third party service and it
>> craps
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> Anyone know if there is a preset limit on the response size from a dot net
> web service. I'm tracing the response from this third party service and it
> craps out in the middle of the response if it's lar
Anyone know if there is a preset limit on the response size from a dot net web
service. I'm tracing the response from this third party service and it craps
out in the middle of the response if it's large. Small responses come t
Oops, should have sent this to CF-Talk. Sorry. This is all Bush's fault.
- Jim
Jim Campbell wrote:
>I'm testing a .NET web services interface, which requires the user to
>instantiate a custom class and pass in authentication information as
>part of the web service request. If I want to invo
I'm testing a .NET web services interface, which requires the user to
instantiate a custom class and pass in authentication information as
part of the web service request. If I want to invoke it via .NET, the
invocation code is fairly straightforward:
private void Button1_Click(object sender,
