Webservice: Problem passing long string 8k

Hi,
I have a webservice who receives a string parameter (xml). I send it a string shorter than 8 kb a no problem but when I send a long string longer than 8 kb, it has problems.
Do someone know how can I fix this?
Where can I modify this value?
regards.

Thanks for your recomendations, The problem is still there. I'm doing a POST.
I already did the same sample in CF9 and I don't have the problem there. The only diference is the that the CF9 is a physical server with Win Server 2008 R2 and the CF 10 is a virtual with WIn Server 08 R2.

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