This is a query really, about processing large messages and what the recommendations might be regarding size limits and / or handling a large amount of data.
In my current app I have one call that can return one of two sets of data, depending upon a filter passed in. The data is a list of custom objects, populated from a database, and serialized via the Newtonsoft json serializer. In one case the data is 17k, which is fine; the other case gives a serialized string on 197k, which isn't fine, and fails with an unexpected error of:
System.UriFormatException: Invalid URI: The URI string is too long
I'm using Win7 so the request limit should be big enough.
I'm curious to what my options are. Is there some config I can do, or is my only limit to chunk my data? In an ideal world I'd transport the data in chunks, but my use of SignalR was a drop in replacement for Laharsub, which didn't give me any issues.
Version: 0.3.6 (client - console app) & 0.3.5 (Server - MVC3 on Win7).
This is a query really, about processing large messages and what the recommendations might be regarding size limits and / or handling a large amount of data.
In my current app I have one call that can return one of two sets of data, depending upon a filter passed in. The data is a list of custom objects, populated from a database, and serialized via the Newtonsoft json serializer. In one case the data is 17k, which is fine; the other case gives a serialized string on 197k, which isn't fine, and fails with an unexpected error of:
System.UriFormatException: Invalid URI: The URI string is too long
I'm using Win7 so the request limit should be big enough.
I'm curious to what my options are. Is there some config I can do, or is my only limit to chunk my data? In an ideal world I'd transport the data in chunks, but my use of SignalR was a drop in replacement for Laharsub, which didn't give me any issues.
Version: 0.3.6 (client - console app) & 0.3.5 (Server - MVC3 on Win7).