Hello ULC Experts,
i've got a problem with the transfer of large Strings (>64kB) between server
and client. Because the UlcDataOutputStream relies on the
java.io.DataOutputStream it is also bound to its limitation in the
writeUTF()-method:
if (utflen > 65535)
throw new UTFDataFormatException(
"encoded string too long: " + utflen + " bytes");
This causes an Exception on large Strings.
I've tried to circumvent this problem by writing a custom StringCoder, but ULC
does not use it.
Ive created my version of the DefaultServerCoderRegistryProvider and
DefaultClientCoderRegistryProvider to add my coder to the registry. And i also
instructed ULC to use my CoderRegistryProviders. But still no effect.
I've checked whether the CoderRegistryProviders are used during application
startup and they are. But the CoderRegistry.getCoder(String className)-method
gets never called for String!
Are strings handled differently? How can i replace the faulty implementation
with my own?
Thanks in advance for any sugesstions.
Kind regards
Maik Scheibler
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