TcpTunnelGui response buffer limit?

[David Wall <dw...@Yozons.com>]

Is there a size limit for what TcpTunnelGui will hold on displays?  I sent a
rather large object through, and TcpTunnelGui didn't display it all, yet the
client received it all just fine.

And how hard would it be to make it work with SSL?

David


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Re: TcpTunnelGui response buffer limit?

[David Wall <dw...@Yozons.com>]

> I'm not an expert but I think if you didn't see it could be because it
> was binary data. Was it a SSL connection?

It wasn't SSL, and while I do send binary data, the SOAP marshalling should
(and does!) put it in base64.  I did see the "top" of the message, including
many of the data elements, one of which was a binary GIF (base64 encoded of
course).  But it did not display the entire response, as if it truncated or
otherwise couldn't show the entire response.

David


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Re: TcpTunnelGui response buffer limit?

[David Wall <dw...@Yozons.com>]

> I'm not an expert but I think if you didn't see it could be because it
> was binary data. Was it a SSL connection?

It wasn't SSL, and while I do send binary data, the SOAP marshalling should
(and does!) put it in base64.  I did see the "top" of the message, including
many of the data elements, one of which was a binary GIF (base64 encoded of
course).  But it did not display the entire response, as if it truncated or
otherwise couldn't show the entire response.

David


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