64k ???
are you uploading files ?
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Kirby Vandivort wrote:
I have some forms set up that can accept a rather large amount of
data, and I'm finding that my data is getting truncated after 64k.
What is causing this limitation? I can't find anything on the web
about POST variables being
Isn't this is a browser limit?
Joel
Alps Giken Kansai Kaihatsubu
Suita, Osaka
Kirby Vandivort queried:
I have some forms set up that can accept a rather large amount of
data, and I'm finding that my data is getting truncated after 64k.
What is causing this limitation? I can't find
I have some forms set up that can accept a rather large amount of
data, and I'm finding that my data is getting truncated after 64k.
What is causing this limitation? I can't find anything on the web
about POST variables being limited by the SPEC. Is this a tomcat
thing? and is there any
AFAIK there is no limitation in apache.
I don't think that there is a limitation in tomcat or
one of the connectors.
Given that you could make a Denial Of Service attack by using memory by
posting arbitrarily long parameters to a server, I suspect that all of them
have some kind of
I figured out my problem (and I'm ashamed to admit it on the list).
In my case, I wasn't checking the variable on the server at the right
point. Tomcat was sending 64k just fine (I discovered after adding a
decent amount of debugging). I happened to be putting the result in a
database column
In my case, I wasn't checking the variable on the server at the right
point. Tomcat was sending 64k just fine (I discovered after adding a
decent amount of debugging). I happened to be putting the result in a
database column that was limited to 64k. Hence the reason that I ran
into the
