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Problem using DIME attachments with files larger than 4MB

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Markus Grein - 14 Sep 2004 08:26 GMT
I'm currently developing a .NET application using WSE 2.0 for Uploading
files to a server.
After changing the following lines in the web.config to increase the
maxRequestLength,
I'm also able to upload files larger than  4MB:
 <microsoft.web.services2>
   <messaging>
     <maxRequestLength>2097151</maxRequestLength>
   </messaging>
   <diagnostics />
   <security />
 </microsoft.web.services2>

Now I want to download these files to the client again. But I'm gettting
this error if a file is
larger than 4 MB (base64encoded):
 WSE352: The size of the record [GUID] exceeds its limit.

Has anyone an idea how to increase the maximum response size? I tried to add
this line,
but apparently that wasn't the solution:
 <maxResponseLength>2097151</maxResponseLength>

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

Markus Grein
Dilip Krishnan - 15 Sep 2004 03:09 GMT
I think ASP.net has a max request length that you can set in teh web.config.
However you could just chunk your dime messages into multiple messages aswell
Hth

> I'm currently developing a .NET application using WSE 2.0 for Uploading
> files to a server.
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> Markus Grein
ALW - 16 Sep 2004 18:30 GMT
Markus...
I have the same problem!
Have you solved this?

tks
Alex

> I'm currently developing a .NET application using WSE 2.0 for Uploading
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> Markus Grein
Ramadass - 17 Sep 2004 00:03 GMT
Did you add the same section in both the client's and the
server's web.config??
HTH
Ramadass
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Markus Grein - 20 Sep 2004 16:55 GMT
Hi,

since my client is a Windows application, I don't seem to
have a web.config. Is there another file that could be
responsible?

Markus

> Did you add the same section in both the client's and the
> server's web.config??
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- 22 Sep 2004 16:46 GMT
For a windows app set the app.config file.
Ramadass
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