Payload size limit and message transmission failures.

I am receiving data feed from external third party using one-way messaging pattern through 'Oracle Service Bus' ---->'Web Service' --> 'Mediator' ---> 'DBAdapter'. We are carrying out tests to verify the number of messages sent by third party which should matches with messages received by us.
However, during a 48 hr test the number of messages received was close to 400000 messages. There is a mismatch of 60 messages which fail transmission at the senders end and strikingly all the 60 messages are larger size than the normal ones. They are upto 65KB to 78KB. I was wondering if SOA or OSB applies some default filter on size that causes the messages not to come through. Nomral ones are 2 to 11KB.
Also, the payload of the messages contains lists, i.e. contains a simple data structure. I went through some Oracle SOA Suite documentation but could not find anything specific to relate to these message failures. Is there any filters active due to the default configuration of the product that I am not aware of.
Please suggest.
Thanks

anything in the log? a stacktrace, something?

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Hi huddie71,
Thank you for your question.
I've raised the limits on their mailbox, and the aforementioned connector settings, etc.,
except the Organization Configuration / Hub Transport / Global Settings / Transport Settings / Maximum Receive and Send Sizes.
By my understand, we could modify the global settings by the following path:
Organization Configuration / Hub Transport / Global Settings / Transport Settings / Maximum Receive and Send Sizes.
Because it will work on existed user and new user without explicit message size limits sets.
If there are any questions regarding this issue, please be free to let me know.
Best Regard,
Jim
Hi Jim-Xu. That would result in everyone getting an increased limit. I only want one person to have an increased limit. See the 2nd paragraph in my original post.
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daservicetype: mail user
mailallowedserviceaccess: imaps:ALL$pops:ALL$+smtps:ALL$+https:ALL$+pop:ALL$+imap:ALL$+smtp:ALL$+http:ALL
mailmsgmaxblocks: 20480
mailmsgquota: -1
mailquota: -1
objectclass: top
objectclass: LDAPsubentry
objectclass: costemplate
objectclass: extensibleobject
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cn: Mail-Calendar - 100M
daservicetype: calendar user
daservicetype: mail user
mailallowedserviceaccess: imaps:ALL$pops:ALL$+smtps:ALL$+https:ALL$+pop:ALL$+imap:ALL$+smtp:ALL$+http:ALL
mailmsgmaxblocks: 20480
mailmsgquota: 10000
mailquota: 104857600
objectclass: top
objectclass: LDAPsubentry
objectclass: costemplate
objectclass: extensibleobject
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cn: Mail-Calendar - 500M
daservicetype: calendar user
daservicetype: mail user
mailallowedserviceaccess: imaps:ALL$pops:ALL$+smtps:ALL$+https:ALL$+pop:ALL$+imap:ALL$+smtp:ALL$+http:ALL
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mailquota: 524288000
objectclass: top
objectclass: LDAPsubentry
objectclass: costemplate
objectclass: extensibleobject
See also limits in config files -
* msg.conf (in bytes):
service.http.maxmessagesize = 20480000
service.http.maxpostsize = 20480000
and
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define(`SMTP_MAILER_MAX', `20480000')dnl
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HTH,
//Jim Klimov
PS: Great thanks to Shane Hjorth who originally helped me to figure all of this out! ;)

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