Comments on: Addressing MaxReceivedMessageSize issues http://craigrandall.net/archives/2009/04/maxreceivedmessagesize/ Thoughts about software architecture, books and life Wed, 04 Jan 2012 18:00:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Craig Randall http://craigrandall.net/archives/2009/04/maxreceivedmessagesize/comment-page-1/#comment-20807 Craig Randall Fri, 21 Aug 2009 00:27:39 +0000 http://craigrandall.net/archives/2009/04/maxreceivedmessagesize/#comment-20807 Thanks for sharing, KM. To be clear you should be able to switch from buffered to streamed if you're either a direct-to-WSDL consumer or a productivity layer-based consumer, since the same binding infrastructure from WCF is involved. Thanks for sharing, KM.

To be clear you should be able to switch from buffered to streamed if you’re either a direct-to-WSDL consumer or a productivity layer-based consumer, since the same binding infrastructure from WCF is involved.

]]> By: Koby Maru http://craigrandall.net/archives/2009/04/maxreceivedmessagesize/comment-page-1/#comment-20806 Koby Maru Thu, 20 Aug 2009 23:29:15 +0000 http://craigrandall.net/archives/2009/04/maxreceivedmessagesize/#comment-20806 I'd just like to add that when I started trying to move files over 100MB, I had to drop the productivity layer and switched the transfer mode from buffered to streamed. In addition, the memory consumption on the DFS server was several times greater than the size of the files I was sending, so I had to set up Tomcat using a 64 bit JVM. Thanks for you previous article on injecting credentials in the message header, it helped me a lot. KM I’d just like to add that when I started trying to move files over 100MB, I had to drop the productivity layer and switched the transfer mode from buffered to streamed.

In addition, the memory consumption on the DFS server was several times greater than the size of the files I was sending, so I had to set up Tomcat using a 64 bit JVM.

Thanks for you previous article on injecting credentials in the message header, it helped me a lot.

KM

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