The capacity is determined by the heap size for the JVM in which the code runs. You can adjust the max heap size with a java command-line parameter.
The latest release version of Apache SOAP (2.3.1) keeps two copies of the received message in memory at the same time as a full DOM representation. The nightly build keeps a single copy of the message in addition to the DOM. Apache Axis can support HTTP chunking and the SAX API for a much more efficient use of memory when deserializing a message. On 11 Jun 2003 at 10:23, Tung Tran Thanh wrote: > > Dear Sir, > I have a problem with SOAP (Apache), so I ask for your support if you would please. > I used the below method in my project: > > public org.apache.soap.rpc.Response invoke(URL url, String SOAPActionURI) throws > org.apache.soap.SOAPException > > The problem is "Out Of Memory" if the SOAP server return a large data (XML Document > data). > I want to ask you to know: > > 1. How capacity is return-data ? (means maximum size return-data) > > 2. How to pass that problem? > > Thanks for your support. > Have a nice day! > ThanhTung > > Scott Nichol Do not reply directly to this e-mail address, as it is filtered to only receive e-mail from specific mailing lists.
