Upload File size limit when applying HTTPs on NES 4.0 SP1

Hi,all
I try to upload a file throgh a servlet,it works fine under HTTP,but when I apply Https protocol on my web application.The configuration is as fllowing:
APP Server:WebLogic 5.1 SP 9
Web Server:Netscape Enterprise Server 4.0 Sp1
I found if the uploaded file size exceede 50K,the web server will encounter error and error message is as following:
Unexpected Exception recieving data-5938
I try to locate the problem,someone told me that the problem reside in Weblogic 5.1 plugin configuration,you should add somting in your obj.conf,but he neither figure out what the problem is.Anyone Help!!
Any help and tips will be appricated
cheng

why not first try to upgrade to new versions of web server like 6.1 ? i don't think, sun officially supports 4.0 or 4.1 any more (at least 6 years old, if nore more )
by upgrading , u will also get new security and better manageablitliy features as well.
thanks
sriram

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