Rainer,
I get no exceptions on the Tomcat side. With logging
turned all the way up, things seem to be working great - I
see all my data displayed in the mod_jk log messages, but
when it gets to my code the data is empty and Tomcat shows
no indication of an error. I will try a Tomcat upgrad
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Re: Large Data Post Problem
Rainer,
I tried upgrading mod_jk, but that did not solve
Apart from what the other user wrote: Do you get an exception on the
tomcat side? There was a bug in Reader.readLine() I fixed for 5.5.16:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=38346
TC 5.5.7 is pretty old and not really stable. I suggest testing again
with 5.5.17 (or the upcoming 5.5
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Rainer,
I tried upgrading mod_jk, but that did not solve the
problem. And, I double-checked that I did not have a
small maxPostSize value set anywhere.
Initially I suspected that I might have a bad encoded
value in my uploaded d
Rainer,
I tried upgrading mod_jk, but that did not solve the
problem. And, I double-checked that I did not have a
small maxPostSize value set anywhere.
Initially I suspected that I might have a bad encoded
value in my uploaded data, but if I split the 40k data set
into 2 pieces it will up
I tried with mod_jk 1.2.18 and Apache 2.0.58. No problems, this should
work. Although I doubt it's a problem in the mod_jk version, maybe you
should upgrade.
Did you set maxPostSize on the tomcat connector to some small size? The
default is 2MB.
Regards,
Rainer
James Grady schrieb:
> I am runni
I am running Apache 2.0.48 that uses mod_jk 1.2.10 to
communicate with Tomcat 5.5.7. When my client posts large
requests (about 40K) to Apache, I can see where the
request is sent through mod_jk, but when it gets to Tomcat
the data has a length of zero.
Is there a way to increase the amount
