I have a service which sends pushnotificationtoken as a request parameter
iOS works fine but Android pushnotificationtoken is extremely long and the service fails
I am using get with Json in the Service
How can I pass the android pushnotificationtoken as a request to the service
regards
Steve
How big is the request parameter? Is that the actual parameter name or its value? Does it fail with an error message?
Hi Max
its the Google pushnotificationtoken
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Service fails with error 400 Bad Request
If I cut 20 characters off the end of the request parameter the service works fine
What service are you invoking? Can you do a POST instead? Does it work if you do a curl command?
Max
I have done some testing by varying the Request parameter value lengths in the Appery Service test screen
It appears there is a total request length limit of approx 217 characters
If I remove characters from ANY Request parameter so the total parameter values length is <= 217 then the service succeeds
If I add one character to the end of ANY Request parameter then the service test Fails
This is the same for GET, PUT, POST
This has got me beat
I am using the Appery Proxy on the Service
regards
Steve
Max
Fixed it
Added to my web.config on the webserver and now the service works fine
regards
Steve
that didn't post properly
added httpRuntime maxurllength = 500 to web.config
Glad it's working.