Size of GET requests restricted?

Does anybody know, of PHP - especially file_get_contents() - restricts
the size of the URL, which is passed to send a GET request?

I need to pass serializes array from one app to another. These
structures might get big....

..oO(seaside)

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>Does anybody know, of PHP - especially file_get_contents() - restricts
>the size of the URL, which is passed to send a GET request?

In theory the length is not restricted by the RFC (IIRC), but in
practice there are limitations in the browsers and maybe even in the web
servers.

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>I need to pass serializes array from one app to another. These
>structures might get big....

What about sessions or POST?

Micha

On 13 Jan., 22:39, Michael Fesser <neti...@gmx.dewrote:

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Does anybody know, of PHP - especially file_get_contents() - restricts
the size of the URL, which is passed to send a GET request?

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In theory the length is not restricted by the RFC (IIRC), but in
practice there are limitations in the browsers and maybe even in the web
servers.
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I need to pass serializes array from one app to another. These
structures might get big....

>
What about sessions or POST?

Thx! I'll switch to SOAP, which is anyway a better design.

On 14 Jan, 03:21, seaside <seaside...@mac.comwrote:

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On 13 Jan., 22:39, Michael Fesser <neti...@gmx.dewrote:
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>Does anybody know, of PHP - especially file_get_contents() - restricts
>the size of the URL, which is passed to send a GET request?

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What about sessions or POST?

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Thx! I'll switch to SOAP, which is anyway a better design.

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