Hari I know In our environments, there are often file upload size limits set on corporate network tiers that can limit upload file sizes, say 20-25 MB per request just to manage high request volume across 1000s of client users we have. Files of a size like you're describing would get rejected before ever reaching our servers. Also to Florian's point, your ECM repository server or even the app server settings you're running on, may be stopping this
Mark On Thursday, December 10, 2015, Florian Müller <f...@apache.org> wrote: > Hi Hari, > > That looks like a problem on the server side. Please contact your > repository vendor. > > > - Florian > > > Hi Team, >> >> >> >> I came across an issue and I am sure one of you would have come across the >> same earlier and hence posting it to the group. >> >> While uploading the file to a target folder in the repository, I ran into >> CmisRuntimeException: Internal Server Error and I observed that its >> occurring when I upload a file of around 25 MB. >> >> I will have to deal with a maximum of 300MB files. Please suggest how I >> can >> fix this. Thanks. >> >> >> >> Below is my code. >> >> >> >> ContentStream contentStream = >> MySession.getSession().getObjectFactory() >> >> .createContentStream(file.getName(), -1, >> >> "application/octet-stream", >> input); >> >> >> >> Document doc = target.createDocument(props, contentStream, >> VersioningState.MAJOR); >> >> >> >> Regards, >> >> Hari >> > > -- Regards, Mark Sent from Gmail Mobile on iPhone
