DO NOT REPLY [Bug 24897] - Getting IOException when line length exceeds 4096

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------- Additional Comments From alx@acm.org  2005-05-06 22:43 -------
(In reply to comment #1)
> This is a (reasonable) limit that I did put in on purpose. See the CoyoteReader
> source for the constant (and recompile to change it for special purpose
> applications).

I don't understand how this is reasonable.  If someone sending a request to a
webservice, and the request is well formed (doesn't have to have line breaks to
be well formed), and it is a request with a lot of data, then this breaks it. 
Maybe I'm missing something, I don't want to have to force my clients to to
insert line breaks in their XML requests when there is nothing in the W3C
standard that says XML requests have to contain line breaks.

Am I missing something?


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