----- Original Message ----- From: "Betsy Frey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 11:22 Subject: RE: DIME attachment size limit
> Hi Steve, > > We have a version management system that's being extended to use an Axis > server. Our customers can store anything they want into the system, and we > promise to return it back to them, on request. silly me, I should have looked at the domain. of course, Merant and the PVCS product family. > > Hopefully, not too many customers send items that big, but I don't want the > transfer protocol to force an upper limit on size. well, they'd better not be talking to the server from .NET, as its DIME implementation buffers incoming data to memory, not the file system. > Thanks for the response. When I do get around to addressing the problem, > I'll let you know. you should note that Axis1.1 has some hooks to let you get at the filename of an received attachment and then 'detach' that file from the attachment, so that when the attachment object is destroyed, the associated file isnt. We use that to avoid copying big files around server-side.
