Hello!
JW> My client is doing
JW> String s = myEntityBean.getLongStringField();
JW> When the string size is 65530 bytes, it's OK, but when it's 65536, the
JW> client throws a java.io.UTFDataFormatException in
JW> java.io.DataInputStream.readUTF . The EJBServer on the other hand
JW> doesn't have a problem, which is strange because I assume it has to do a
JW> writeUTF at the other end.
JW> Is there a 64K limit for passing strings over this transport
JW> layer/encoding protocol?
JW> If so, is that an RMI thing or a JOnAS thing?
IMHO this is RMI restriction. It will be fixed in JDK 1.2.3 RC1
( from 1.2.3 readme:
> Serialization enhancements notable for RMI:
> Strings longer than 64K can now be serialized.
> Serialization performance enhancements yeild up to 20% faster writes during
>serialization and reads during deserialization.
> Improved exception reporting now reports the actual class or interface that cannot
>be found during deserialization, rather than the higher-level class that was being
>deserialized (such as the RMI stub class).
)
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