You get a 4 MB buffer immediately and it stays there as long as your
connection is alive. But as Mark replied, this thread belongs in the user
mailing list because if you are gonna have a buffer bigger than the
default, perhaps you are better off using the partial message
handler.What's annoying in
Afaf,
On 6/21/16 8:46 AM, Afaf Zahkya wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I m using tomcat 8.0.21.
>
> I want to send *up* to 4 MB of text messages through a websocket connection
> to my tomcat server. I set the MaxTextMessageBufferSize to 4 MB.Now as a
> result, every time I open a websocket connection and I
On 21/06/2016 13:46, Afaf Zahkya wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I m using tomcat 8.0.21.
>
> I want to send *up* to 4 MB of text messages through a websocket connection
> to my tomcat server. I set the MaxTextMessageBufferSize to 4 MB.Now as a
> result, every time I open a websocket connection and I send a
Hello,
I m using tomcat 8.0.21.
I want to send *up* to 4 MB of text messages through a websocket connection
to my tomcat server. I set the MaxTextMessageBufferSize to 4 MB.Now as a
result, every time I open a websocket connection and I send a message , I
can see that 4 MB are being allocated in
