140 MB is a brutal amount of data to send to any browser, unless
you're streaming a movie, which happens gradually.

Why would you need such a large file? Did you consider alternatives?
There are probably better ways to accomplish whatever it is you're
trying to do.

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On Jan 23, 5:38 am, NKhandelwal <[email protected]> wrote:
> I tried plotting a very large KML (approx. 140 MB) on google maps. As
> feared no output was observed. On some search over the internet, I
> eventually stumbled upon a link explaining the constraints wrt to
> plotting KML's on google maps. Here's the link:
>
> http://code.google.com/apis/kml/documentation/mapsSupport.html
>
> I contacted the Google map team for help and was suggested to break
> the KML into several smaller pieces, each abiding to the constraints.
> I did so and was able to plot these one at a time. On arranging the
> KML's sequentially and plotting the KML's one by one  in a single
> function, the plots were made for some number of KML's but when I
> tried to plot all smaller KML's from the parent KML, the browser
> showed some plots while not the others. Seems like there is some
> particular buffer size which the browser can manage. Can anyone guide
> me on this?

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