Download Stops At 20.088 Mb With Java Clients !!

CAN ANYONE SOLVE MY PROBLEM...everytime i try to download a file more than 20 mb with toonel.net client {www.toonel.net} it stops without any reason !!
toonel.net is a java client ...and i have this problem with every clients which use JAVA !!
but,its 10 days now that i have this problem...and before this,it was working great....!
i contact to toonel.net admin and he says that we dont have file size limitation on our program!!
i also tried this with vista {and i dont install anything on it too!!}
but it didnt work there too!
here is the image of what happend!
http://img521.imageshack.us/my.php?image=helphn1.jpg
also tried deferent versions of java updates,deferent .net frameworks...and nothing !!!
PLEASE HELP ...YOU WILL BE MY GOD IF U DO!!!
TNX.

Well, I've always aspired to godhood, so PLEASE let me know if this helps:
Check the type of data that you are trying to download: Is it text or binary? If it is binary, are you sure that both client and server are set up to handle binary data?
If you try to handle binary data with a text reader, things like all-zero bytes will cause premature termination.

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if (corrID.equalsIgnoreCase( corrInputID )) {
MQSeries_1.commit();
} else {
MQSeries_1.getQueue().getGMO().setMQGMO_MARK_SKIP_BACKOUT( true );
MQSeries_1.backout();
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I agree that you should check for a specific axis / tomcat forum (maybe on apache website??;)) anyway ... check the path and classpath you use while building the wsdd file and when running the adminclient, and check the syntax of its invokation

ESB Webservice call from Java client

Hi,
i need to call webservice from Java client which inturn will call ESB
I tried creating proxy from the WSDL in jDeveloper and tried setting the following end points
My concrete WSDL path :http://10.237.25.63:8889/esb/wsil/SubroCaseESBSystem/InputRouter?wsdl
My EM -path:"http://10.237.25.63:8889/event/subrotest/SubroInputrouter"
When i call the concreteWSDL im getting
"HTTP transport error: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: java.security.PrivilegedActionException: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: Bad response: 405 Method Not Allowed"
If i call the EM pathim getting
"javax.xml.rpc.soap.SOAPFaultException"
Any guess as how i need to call my ESB from client.

Hello Venkat,
- I have created Java Proxy using Jdeveloper for ESB webservice and I usually use http://host:port/event/...?wsdl, and it creates stub which works without any modification. Let me know, may be I can try sending sample project
- I would like to verify if you are having issue with Java client or ESB itself, are you able to execute that ESB process/service from EM test page or from any other BPEL process?
Regards,
Chintan

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