Siemens S65 HTTPConnection

Hello,
I have a problem when sending images data over HTTP to a servlet by POST method. Once coded to base64, if the image is less that 3 KB (more or less), all data are transmitted correctly, but with higher images > 3KB, transmission is suddenly interrupted when that size is exceeded, and the reported exception is:
java.io.IOException: Error reading data
Does anyboby know why and how to solve it?
Thank you.

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