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 Harun ÇAKMAKÇI (Harunc61)
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send big data from javascript

we create StringBase64 data at javascript.

in javascript code we want to set StringBase64 data to pega property from javascript.

when I used below code I have get this error message  "Transport error: 413 Error: Request Entity Too Large"

 var oSafeURL =null; 
           oSafeURL = new SafeURL("TFKB-FW-AydosFW-Work.AddDocument"); 
           oSafeURL.put("Path" ,"path"); 
           oSafeURL.put("StringInBase64" ,arrayBuffer); 
           httpRequestAsynch(oSafeURL,"",50,100 ); OR httpRequestAsynch('GET',oSafeURL,"",50,100 );  OR  httpRequestAsynch('POST',oSafeURL,"",50,100 );

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Posted: 4 years ago
Posted: 5 Dec 2016 5:22 EST
John Pritchard-Williams (JOHNPW_GCS)
PEGA
Client Support Team Lead
Pegasystems Inc.
GB

I *believe* that this is probably complaining about the size of the URL- but can you check


Can you run a 'Fiddler' against this request - and see what the URL and the POST BODY look like ?


Also: what Web Server are you using here ? The error is a server-side error but the value of 'post_max_size' can probably be configured to allow larger requests (I'm not saying that is the *right* way of dealing with this; but if (for instance) you are only just over the limit, you could perhaps consider increasing it).