header and method string length limit

From: Thomas Wang <wang@xxx.hp.com>
Date: Mon Apr 10 2006 - 14:10:15 PDT

In the Hessian spec, the header string and method string seems to have
a length limit. Is the limit 65535 characters? What if the data is
above the limit? Does the data gets truncated, or is an exception
thrown? In the Java implementation, it just seems to generate
an invalid too long stream.

In the Java implementation, string and binary data has maximum
chunk size of 32768 bytes; even though the maximum could have
been set at 65535 bytes. Anyone who know the reason; is it
to fit within a datagram packet?

Regards,
  Thomas Wang
Received on Mon 10 Apr 2006 14:10:15 -0700

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