OSB - Max payload size

What is the maximum size of the response payload which can be received and processed by OSB? Is it only dependent on the JVM memory size (and timeout settings) or is there a product limitation on the size?

OSB uses XmlBeans to "materialize" payload in memory... this is not a very memory-efficient framework, because each payload is represented as a XmlObject, a self describing (hence redundant) object.
My experience is that with the text representation of the object occupying 1 MB, you can occasionally take 100 MB or memory, but this also depends on the structural complexity of the payload.
In any case, OSB is NOT a ETL tool, it's not meant to handle large (> 10MB) payloads. It behaves well for small (100K) messages, ,but above the 5MB I would be cautious.
Ok this apart the "MaxMessageSize" which might be attributed to a protocol (10 MB for t3 by default)...
Anyway we have asked the same question to Oracle Support, will keep you posted...

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Max file size OSB 11g can process

Hi,
What is the max file size OSB 11g can process? We want to do a POC that picks a file from FTP do some complex transformation and post to another FTP server.
So in this scenario what can be the max file size OSB 11g can handle?
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Again, there is no fixed limit for message size JMS can handle. It depends on the Heap size available. But, In my experience JMS will reduce the practical limit much more than File/FTP transport. I have seen that you start getting a lot of OOM errors if you try to put very large messages on JMS.
Also, if you are going to transform the payload after reading via FTP/File transport, then you will need to initialize the complete payload in memory which will restrict the maximum message size which can be processed properly.
For large Files using Content Streaming is recommended but you can not access the streamed content within a message flow (hence no transformations).
Another limiting factor is CPU utilization, doing complex transformations on large payload will consume a lot of CPU which will effect any other processes running on the same machine (could be another service instance on OSB itself).
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Maximum input payload size(for an XML file) supported by OSB

Hey Everyone,
I wanted to know, what is the maximum payload size that OSB can handle.
The requirement is to pass XML files as input to OSB and insert the data of the XML files in the oracle staging tables. The OSB will host all the .jca,wsdl, xml, xml schema and other files required to perform the operation.
The hurdle is to understand, what is the maximum XML file size limit, that OSB can allow to pass through without breaking.
I did some test runs and got the following output,
Size of the XML file: OSB successfully read a file of size, 3176kb but failed for a file of size 3922kb, so the OSB breakpoint occurs somewhere between 3-4 MB, as per the test runs.
Range of number of Lines of XML: 102995 to 126787, since OSB was able to consume a file with lines (102995) and size 3176kb but broke for a file with number of lines (126787) and size 3922kb.
Request to please share your views on the test runs regarding the OSB breakpoint and also kindly share the results, if the same test has been performed at your end.
Thank you very much.

Hey Everyone,
I wanted to know, what is the maximum payload size that OSB can handle.
The requirement is to pass XML files as input to OSB and insert the data of the XML files in the oracle staging tables. The OSB will host all the .jca,wsdl, xml, xml schema and other files required to perform the operation.
The hurdle is to understand, what is the maximum XML file size limit, that OSB can allow to pass through without breaking.
I did some test runs and got the following output,
Size of the XML file: OSB successfully read a file of size, 3176kb but failed for a file of size 3922kb, so the OSB breakpoint occurs somewhere between 3-4 MB, as per the test runs.
Range of number of Lines of XML: 102995 to 126787, since OSB was able to consume a file with lines (102995) and size 3176kb but broke for a file with number of lines (126787) and size 3922kb.
Request to please share your views on the test runs regarding the OSB breakpoint and also kindly share the results, if the same test has been performed at your end.
Thank you very much.

Max file size OSB 11 can Process

Hi,
What is the max file size OSB 11g can process.
Regards,
Abdul

In addition to providing additional detail, you should ask this question in the SOA Suite forum:
SOA Suite

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I am Shanmugavel, SharePoint developer,
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The following question is mainly to be addressed to authorized Toshiba support personnel. What exactly is the limitation of a maximum size of an internal HDD that I could use with my Satellite Pro M30-813?
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Hi Andrew
> The following question is mainly to be addressed to authorized Toshiba support personnel
I think you are in the wrong area if you are looking for an answer from an authorized Toshiba support.
This is a Toshiba user-to-user forum! You will meet here Toshiba notebook owner and enthusiasts who share knowledge and tries solve problems but nobody from Tosh :(
I could provide my experience with the M30 Satellite and the HDD upgrade possibilities.
In my knowledge the Sat M30 supports a 40GB, 60GB and 80GB HDD for sure.
In my opinion you could use the 100GB HDD but bigger HDDs will not run and functions correctly.
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Ive goggled a little bit and found compatible HDD and the part numbers
HITACHI GBC000Z810 -> 80GB
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TOSHIBA HDD2188B -> 80GB
HITACHI G8C0000Z610 -> 60GB
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How to know the payload size of message

hi can anybody tell me how to know the payload size of message?
Message was edited by:
vvr murty

Hi,
To know the size of the input message , i hope we have one option , after copying the test payload from the SXMB_MONI into Message mapping test -- click on test
after come back to design tab in message mappign
click on left side root node and Press CTRL+SHIFT + mouse right click and click on trace -- you can see the size of the message payload.
In SXMB_MONI..
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In this app, we are trying to send the failed message as a string payload to the task . Most of the payloads are of csv and fixed length type and we can't wrap it in xml , because the business users who might be acting on fixing this payload are not XML familiar. And the payload sizes vary from 1 kb -4 MB
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In this context, can you suggest what possible options I have. One option I can think of is wrapping the payload in XML instead of string, which is not so liked here..
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<xsl:template match="node()|@*">
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j2se is not a good option here
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