Hi all,
I am trying to upload roughly 20-30k of binary data up to my webservice. At
first, I just took my byte array and encoded it as a base64 string and
passed it into my webservice. However, sometimes the data gets truncated
(I'm not sure what the exact length where truncation occurs is, but from the
looks of it, it happens at about the same length). I then tried just using
byte[] to pass the data (I didn't realize you could do this at first). But,
since this just encodes the data as base64 for you, I have the same problem.
Is there a max length on web service parameters?? I know I have passed
DataSets that were roughly half a meg with no problem (on a different
server). Is there a setting somewhere that dictates the total length of the
parameter?
Also, I tried encoding the data as a BinHex string to make sure the encoding
wasn't screwing it up (found that on another post). However, the data was
still truncated.
TIA,
Cole
2  3893 
Hi,
You could try setting
<httpRuntime maxRequestLengt h="102400"/>
or to your requested value ine the web.config and see if that makes a
difference
Stu
"Cole Shelton" wrote: Hi all,
I am trying to upload roughly 20-30k of binary data up to my webservice. At
first, I just took my byte array and encoded it as a base64 string and
passed it into my webservice. However, sometimes the data gets truncated
(I'm not sure what the exact length where truncation occurs is, but from the
looks of it, it happens at about the same length). I then tried just using
byte[] to pass the data (I didn't realize you could do this at first). But,
since this just encodes the data as base64 for you, I have the same problem.
Is there a max length on web service parameters?? I know I have passed
DataSets that were roughly half a meg with no problem (on a different
server). Is there a setting somewhere that dictates the total length of the
parameter?
Also, I tried encoding the data as a BinHex string to make sure the encoding
wasn't screwing it up (found that on another post). However, the data was
still truncated.
TIA,
Cole
Stu,
I had thought about changing this value but decided not to because the
default value is 1024Kb. If my only parameter is 30Kb, so I didn't think
this would be an issue. I'll go ahead and try it though, just to make sure
it is not the problem.
Thx,
Cole
"Stu" <St*@discussion s.microsoft.com > wrote in message
news:B6******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi,
You could try setting
<httpRuntime maxRequestLengt h="102400"/>
or to your requested value ine the web.config and see if that makes a
difference
Stu
"Cole Shelton" wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to upload roughly 20-30k of binary data up to my webservice.
At first, I just took my byte array and encoded it as a base64 string and
passed it into my webservice. However, sometimes the data gets
truncated (I'm not sure what the exact length where truncation occurs is, but from
the looks of it, it happens at about the same length). I then tried just
using byte[] to pass the data (I didn't realize you could do this at first).
But, since this just encodes the data as base64 for you, I have the same
problem. Is there a max length on web service parameters?? I know I have passed
DataSets that were roughly half a meg with no problem (on a different
server). Is there a setting somewhere that dictates the total length of
the parameter?
Also, I tried encoding the data as a BinHex string to make sure the
encoding wasn't screwing it up (found that on another post). However, the data
was still truncated.
TIA,
Cole
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