Does String has a size limitation?

Or up to heap size?

Which, most certainly, will be larger than the
heap-size ;)unless you get a 64bit computer...

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Does SSL or HTTPS has some length limitation ?

Hei :)!!!
I am using an https protocol in order to send in a safe way a contanance of a form which contains information like user credit card number, his details and etc.
The problem is that when i am sending this form by HTTP protocol the form is being sent correctly, but when i am sending it by HTTPS some form fields contenense are lost.
My question is: does HTTPS or SSL protocols has some size limitation on the information that is being sent by them?
Does some one dealed whith this kind of problem? help me:( i am quite desperate:(

there is no any size limitation for this.U can send as much length of data.BTW which API r u using for the SSL comm'n.
Anand

MessageTextInput Size Limitations

Does anyone know the size limits of this UIX Control. I have a field that is allowed 4000 characters. The control will allow the 4000 characters to be entered, and displayer, but it cannot be saved.
If this a limitation of the browser (I am using IE 6) or the component?
Thank you
Kelly Burton
Object CTalk Inc.

Does anyone know the size limits of this UIX Control.
I have a field that is allowed 4000 characters. The
e control will allow the 4000 characters to be
entered, and displayer, but it cannot be saved. I suppose that the "value" attribute of your UIXInput is bound to a String field server-side.
In this circumstance, I have tried to enter a string of 5000 characters by a Mozilla browser and i have verified that it has been saved in the server without problems.
What kind of error do you have server-side?

Mailbox and Library Size Limits and Reporting

I have seen quite a few postings on size limits.
I have a system that has two Post Offices - one for mail and one for doc mgt. Users log into the e-mail PO and get redirected to the doc mgt PO when they need to access files in the libraries ( there are 6 libraries)
I would like to find a utility other than GW Check - maybe a nice Windows GUI app that lists the amount of space each user is using in each PO (or total) that would include all e-mails, sent and received (with attachments) and documents in the libraries.
I would also like to apply space limits to each user. "Client Options" sets it globally, but for each DOM or PO separately, and of course, you can be more granular on a per user basis. Setting the limit on a per user basis is daunting since it has to be done one at a time!
Is there a utility that not only reports consumed space, but also allows you to set the limits?
BTW, why are the disk space limits under the "Send" section of Client Options. Seems like it would be more of an "Environment" option.
Using GW 7.02HP on NW 6.5.6
Many thanks,
Charlie Riale, B.E.E.,CNE6
CARiale at bnetinc.com
www bnetinc com
610-645-7616 (Work)
610-645-7617 (Fax)

I'm not sure of any utilities that do a "report and set" of the limits. The GWCheck Log File Parser that Dave Parkes wrote (Caledonia Network Consulting) works well for seeing how much space a user has in use. That said, you CANNOT set limits on users in the DMS - just isn't possible. It's a different system, and does not allow for size limits of documents, etc.
As for why size limits is located under "sent" I guess it's because it really affects the sending of mail the most. I.e., when a user reaches the size limit, incoming mail is not bounced. The size limit only prevents users from sending new mail until additional space is cleaned up.
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String size limitations, HTML table

Post Author: Jeff Kulbeth
CA Forum: General
I am currently using CR 8.5 and am aware of string size limitations... 254 characters max. I'm looking at CR XI and can't find any data on string size limitations. A few questions:
1) We're considering database fields larger than 254 characters, and would like to use CR to parse the field. In CR XI, what's the maximum string length that can return from a table and still be used in a formula? Can a Memo field be used in a formula in CR XI?
2) Once I've parsed the fields in the database table, I'll need to return formatted strings back to the report. The strings will be larger than 254 character ... What's the maximum string size allowed in CR XI?
3) Somewhat related, but not entirely: Have any patches been released that provide HTML table interpretation in CR XI?
Thanks for the help,
Jeff Kulbeth

Post Author: V361
CA Forum: General
The maximum length of a String constant, a String value held by a String variable, a String value returned by a function or a String element of a String array is 65,534 characters.
The maximum size of an array is 1000 elements.
The maximum number of arguments to a function is 1000. (This applies to functions that can have an indefinite number of arguments such as Choose).
Not sure about the HTML ?

Dose Adobe Export PDF has size limitation for converting?

Dose Adobe Export PDF has size limitation for converting?

Hi,
Please check the article mentioned below, let me know it it helps
http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-1515
~Pranav

HT5627 Does Mail (Mavericks) have any limitations for size, numer of mailboxes, folders, messages, etc.?

Does Mail (Mavericks) have any limitations for size, numer of mailboxes, folders, messages, etc. ?

Ah, so you're not considering running OS X Server here, you're running OS X client and asking about the mail client — looks like both the Apple bot that suggested that support article and I were confused.
Mavericks Mail.app does have a few flakies that I've noticed but does work. If Mail.app gets confused, restart it and see if it's less confused. If the accounts get confused and start tossing the password prompt, remove and re-add the accounts. When re-adding the accounts, don't use the Internet Accounts path, use the Mail > Preferences path.
Do make a backup or two before the Mavericks upgrade, and most definitely configure and use Time Machine or some other backup tools after the upgrade.
If you do decide to go to server (which is where I'd thought this question was originally headed), then you can download everything to your own local server — that'll take some add-on software to pull the mail from your ISP, or a set of mail-forwarding rules to push the mail, and some command-line tweaks to relay the mail out (as you're probably on a DHCP dynamic residential IP address), but that'll work, too.

How to Get Around the Memo Size Limitations in CR ?

I am Using Crystal Reports 2008, SQL Database and ASP .Net Visual Studio 2010 for Team Foundation with Crystal Viewer embedded in a web page. All current update and patches area installed.
Database has Memo Fields up to 164000 characters in length. Viewer show fine, but with the reports that have been designed to print this information, only seeing part of the Memo field.
This happens with both RTF, Text and HTML formatted data from within the database field.
I have read that there is a limitation on the size of a Memo field that Crystal Reports will print (65,534).
I actually received an Crystal Reports error box when i try to concatenate multiple substring fields as a formula.
Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas on a work-around ?
Due to legal considerations, this data has to be output as it was input, so it can't be hacked. It can be parsed and again merged but I really donu2019t want to try and write SQL procedures to parse HTML code into readable multiple pieces based on variable length tags with large memo fields.
Please offer any and every suggestion,
Thanks to all ! !
Edited by: Ludek Uher on Oct 21, 2010 1:31 PM

yes sir,
already did but i didn't receive any answers. . . Memo Field Size Limitations with Crystal Reports 2008 ?
Thanks for your help.

Nio ByteBuffer and memory-mapped file size limitation

I have a question/issue regarding ByteBuffer and memory-mapped file size limitations. I recently started using NIO FileChannels and ByteBuffers to store and process buffers of binary data. Until now, the maximum individual ByteBuffer/memory-mapped file size I have needed to process was around 80MB.
However, I need to now begin processing larger buffers of binary data from a new source. Initial testing with buffer sizes above 100MB result in IOExceptions (java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Map failed).
I am using 32bit Windows XP; 2GB of memory (typically 1.3 to 1.5GB free); Java version 1.6.0_03; with -Xmx set to 1280m. Decreasing the Java heap max size down 768m does result in the ability to memory map larger buffers to files, but never bigger than roughly 500MB. However, the application that uses this code contains other components that require the -xMx option to be set to 1280.
The following simple code segment executed by itself will produce the IOException for me when executed using -Xmx1280m. If I use -Xmx768m, I can increase the buffer size up to around 300MB, but never to a size that I would think I could map.
try
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ByteBuffer byteBuffer = rwChan.map( FileChannel.MapMode.READ_WRITE,
0, 100000000 );
rwChan.close();
catch( Exception e )
e.printStackTrace();
I am hoping that someone can shed some light on the factors that affect the amount of data that may be memory mapped to/in a file at one time. I have investigated this for some time now and based on my understanding of how memory mapped files are supposed to work, I would think that I could map ByteBuffers to files larger than 500MB. I believe that address space plays a role, but I admittedly am no OS address space expert.
Thanks in advance for any input.
Regards- KJ

See the workaround in http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4724038

Increasing Email Size Limits for some users

Hi All,
For some users (management) i needed to arrange that they are able to send bigger files then the default 10MB limit to each other.
I used this procedure to do so,
https://www.simple-talk.com/sysadmin/exchange/increasing-email-size-limits-for-your-high-profile-users-in-exchange-2010/
In a nutshell:
Set Global Transport Org. Config to 200MB
Set Transport Send and Receive connector to 200MB
Created a Distribution group adding the MT members and me (for testing)
Created a transport Rule for the 10MB limit for all users and exception for the distribution group
(Believe me, i am not happy with the 200MB size limit)
All seems to work but i have one issue that i cannot tackel or maybe it is by design.
-Managemant can also send big files to all
users who do not have this privelige, this is not someting i want, sending 100MB+ attachments to over 150 users.
Is this by design or do i mis something?
Thanks,
Ron

Hi RonGielgens,
Attachment size in exchange has to be set on
Global settings
Connectors (send and receive connectors)
Mailbox
The global settings will affect all the others. of course connectors will affect specific servers and mailbox one user. You have to set the global to the absolute max size you want to allow in your organization.
after you do this you will need either to set the 10MB on each mailbox
Get-Mailbox | Set-Mailbox -MaxSendSize 10MB -MaxReceiveSize 10MB
Then change the limit on specific mailbox
or another way is to create a transport rule that will reject the email if the attachment size it > 10MB unless the sender/recipient is the required user or group.
so basically create 2 transport rules
1. reject messages sent to anyone with attachment > 10mb unless the recipient is userX
2. reject messages sent from anyone with attachment > 10mb unless the sender is userX
Normal case it should not allow.
Thanks, MAS
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Max heap size limits

I've been looking around for information on the max heap size limits on Sun's JVMs but can't seem to find any information. Just by testing, it seems like the max heap size for Windows 2000 can vary from 1.3G to 1.6G depending upon the machine (JDK 1.4). Does anybody know where I could find actual documentation that describes the limits for Sun's VMs on Windows (2000 and Advanced Server), Linux, and Solaris? I'm about to file this as a documentation bug against the JDK.
God bless,
-Toby Reyelts

There was an older thread in the forums that had some info on this - my quick search failed to locate it, ypu might want to spend some time looking. The basic problem is memory space fragmentation by the OS, where the OS locates items in memory and effectively constrains heap growth to the unfragmented area that the heap starts in.While there may be more "unused" memory, it's not contiguous. There is also some info in MS's MSDN data regarding this condition, with information on the various OS's. I think Linux has a similar "condition".

Photoshop archaeology -- when was the 1TB disk size limitation removed?

I've just joined a photo lab as IT manager. They are running a mixture of Photoshoop versions and have some horrible operational hacks to get around the 1TB drive size limiation in PS 7. We're a small shop and can't afford to upgrade all of our Photoshop licenses at once, so I want to start by upgrading everyone running a version that has the 1TB limitation.
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TIA for any info.
Stu

I'm not sure of the answer to your question, but I would keep one or two "legacy" systems around, for plug-ins that won't run in more modern versions. You may also want to do this to support legacy hardware.
I say this as I am planning a new hardware purchase to build such a "throwback" system - a couple of scanners and a Xaos Tools plug-in don't like the modern era.

Cannot Print a 5.5 x 8.5 document drop down menu does not have this size

I a m trying to print an invitation that has a size of 5.5 x 8.5. When you have to select a document size that size does not exsist nor does custom size exsist i n the drop down menu when selecting the document size. The document was done inMS word & when you do a print preview the document shows correctly.
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It seems that your print drivers are limiting your options. Using a different print driver may help.
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Web.Show_Document - Is there a file size limitation?

It appears that Web.Show_Document has a problem displaying large .pdfs.
Example: A .pdf size of *2505 KB* would not display, however I compressed the .pdf to *1172 KB* and the report displayed using web.show_document successfully.
I am displaying the .pdf in an Oracle forms using web.show_document. The user presses a button (View Report) and it displays the report. Except, now it is not displaying reports close to 2000 KB in size.
The error says **"Exhausted Resultset"**
Is there a file size limitation with web.show_document?
Environment Background:
Forms [32 Bit] Version 9.0.4.1.0 (Production)
Oracle Toolkit Version 9.0.4.1.0 (Production)
PL/SQL Version 9.0.1.5.1 (Production)
Report Builder 9.0.4.1.0
ORACLE Server Release 9.0.1.5.1
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production

As already mentioned, WEB.SHOW_DOCUMENT has nothing to do with file size. This command simply sends a url to the system's default browser. There is no Oracle magic here.
To the problem, you said:...The error says **"Exhausted Resultset"**Where are you seeing this message?
Is Forms generating this message?
Is this a custom message?
Is this the complete message text?
Is there an error number?
This does not appear to be a Forms generated error message.
I would suggest your store a large file in the same location as where your reports are located. The file should be of the same format (i.e. pdf). Open a browser and manually enter the necessary url to retrieve the content. I suspect the same problem would reproduce IF you believe the problem only occurs when the form calls WEB.SHOW. If it does reproduce then you have at least simplified the problem to a client browser requesting a document from a server.

Oracle (Apache) HTTP Server - Default Header Size limitation

Does the Oracle HTTP Server have a http header size limitation? If so, what is the maximum size allowed for http headers? Can it be changed, and how?
Which version of Apache shipped with AS 9.0.4? I've been trying to find the answer to my questions in the Apache 1.3 documentation, but I'm not having any luck.
Let me explain my problem. We're using Vintela's Single Sign-On library for authentication in our java applications. Recently we ran into a problem where a user was not being granted access to the application. Much debugging occured, eventually we had to open a trouble ticket with Vintela. They suggested it might be a http header size limitation and to check the configuration for the web cache and apache. We easily found the configuration options for the web cache, but are still looking for apache.
We've by-passed the web cache and accessed the HTTP server directly and we are still experiancing the same problem.
To keep this message short and concise, I've omitted most of our troubleshooting, we're pretty sure the problem is related to a HTTP header size limitation.

One trick I saw the Oracle guys do is telnet to the httpd port and manually type in an HTTP request.
Perhaps ask the Vintela people for a test string that you can paste in a telnet window to test if the server handles it correctly.
Also, you can put Apache in a sort of debug mode as well using the AS Console. I can't remember, but I think this may show the entire http request including the headers.

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