VS 2010 - Webservice Needs To Return A Large String
Feb 1, 2012
I am building a webservice that reads some HTML source code from a website and sends it back to the client. The service however is failing to send the data because it is too large. I keep getting this error:
The formatter threw an exception while trying to deserialize the message: There was an error while trying to deserialize parameter [URL]..... The InnerException message was 'There was an error deserializing the object of type iRacingForumServiceTest.ForumService.GetForumListResponseBody. The maximum string content length quota (8192) has been exceeded while reading XML data. This quota may be increased by changing the MaxStringContentLength property on the XmlDictionaryReaderQuotas object used when creating the XML reader. Line 153, position 247.'. Please see InnerException for more details.
I have been googling this problem for ages and I cannot figure out how to apply the answers I keep finding.
The problem is simple: the default configuration doesn't allow such large strings. I just don't know how to change this. All I keep finding is things related to WCF, I'm not sure if that applies for me.
What I keep finding is that I need to change the web.config file in various ways. However I cannot figure out where I need to put the config sections. I've tried everything but without a complete web.config file example I can't get it to work
I figured out where to put it without getting errors (just as a child of the <configuration> element), but it just doesn't work. I get the same error no matter what values I try here... This shouldn't be such a difficult issue, how can I solve it?
So I've created a default Visual Studio project for a webservice and I invoked the HelloWorld method. What I get is indeed a "Hello World" string, but with some additional "crap" attached:
I have an RSS-reader in one of my webservices. I then utilize the webservice using javascript and everything works fine with small to moderately sized RSS-feeds.
But the webservice keeps timing out when I'm trying to use larger RSS-feeds.
ie. this feed from Youtube: [URL]
Javascript VideoModule = { LoadVideos: function () { var ret = RSSService.GetFeed("http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/base/users/TheOnion/uploads?alt=rss&
i am using combination of jquery and JSON based webservice in most of projets. Lately i am facing this problem. if the data returned from webservice is huge ajax call from jquery fails. yup i know i can implement paging etc etc but is there a way i can increase the limit to get more data from webservice with jquery ajax call?
I have function called getdoctor () in asmx file I wannna call this webmethod from javascript and get the result into flat text i.e i wanna get the name doctor name not in neither in xml or json
i have a data library dll and first is it possible to use it in webservice forexample i call it as using DataLibrary; then in web method i will use it like
public boolean MethodName(int a) { if(DataLibrary.Method(a)) return true; else return false; }
and also i have to tell my all data connections are in DataLibrary.dll
my second question is i will use webservice to communucate with flash i will send flash a DataSet but flash cant read DataSet so i have give it as XML right?
so how could i change my following method which returns dataset to return xml ?
I can fill and then return typed dataset from a web method, but applying these steps by using Typed Datatable instead of Typed Dataset I cannot return filled typed dataTable. So, is it possible to return typed dataTable from a web method? If yes, how can I do this?
I shall give a little bit information about my project. There is 3 project in my solution. I) Presentation Layer (WinForm), II) Business Layer (Web Service) , III) Data Access Layer (Win form project type)... The problem is that;
I use 2 seperate methods. 1st is FillTable() which fill a datatable in my Typed Dataset in Data Access layer. The 2nd isGetTable() which should return typed datatable filled by FillTable() method. I try these methods and FillTable() methods (goes from I. layer to II. Layer and then III. layer) fills a datatable properly and after that I can return this datatable by calling GetTable() method from Typed Dataset (in III. layer) to WebService. I have tested the rows count of returning datatable and there is no problem up to WebService. But even after returning this typed datatable from WebService the table comes to Presentation Layer empty. So, there is a problem returning filled typed datatable from WebService to WebForm (from II. layer to I. layer).
On the other hand, if I try this methods by returning Typed Dataset instead of Typed Datatable, I can return properly with a filled datatable in Typed Dataset. But, I relly do not want to return a huge filled dataset which may contain 15 tables instead of one datatable. My questions;
1) Is there any logical approach mistake on my Layer Architecture?
2) What should I do in order to get a Typed Datatable from Web Service (II. Layer of my project)?
I know i've seen a tutorial for this, but can't locate it anymore. I have a class Employee in c# side, I also have a webservice where I pass in an ID# and an Employee object is returned. Now I want this object returned to Javascript code, I know I've seen it done before, can someone point me to a tutorial that shows something like this being done. I'm using the MicrosoftAjax.js file.
I've gone through this link. (http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/544562/cannot-send-e-mails-with-large-attachments-system-net-mail-smtpclient-system-net-mail-mailmessage)
It is not possible to send an e-mail with an attachment larger than 4 MB in .NET Framework 4.0. The same code works for small and large files if you set the target platform from .NET Framework 4.0 to .NET Framework 3.5. So this cannot be a problem with our mail-configuration! I get no error if I attach e.g. 10 files of 2 MB! I searched through Google but I didn't get it.
Workaround solution is not working fine as expected. After using this workaround for a while, I found that some files are corrupted. So this is not a solution for this bug.
We've applied that Microsoft patch and we're still seeing the issue?
I'm calling a web service called GetTooltip from inside Javascript. However, since the web service is called asynchronously, it doesn't wait until I get the return value from the web service, before it continues again. This is a bit of a problem for me, since the web service is in a for-loop. How do I make the Javascript wait until I hear back from the web service, before letting Javascript continue the for-loop?
vs2010, .NET 4.0I have a webmethod which I want to return a data record (for example: name, surename, address, age, zip etc)I wonder how to accomplish this. I think the solution is about creating an object which contains all the records serialized. And then the webmethod returns this serialized object. I'm not 100% sure how to accomplish this, if some of you good provide me with some tips, tutorial or link to an article explaining it, that would be great
I am trying to create a dynamic table that is being built based on the value of a search text box. The Table will have probably 6 columns of 20(max) rows.
My problem is I can't figure out how to return the data from the web-service to the JS function in a way that will allow me to extract the data that I need.
I have an ASP.net VB Web app I'm working on that has a requirement to provide a list of all our component part numbers to our engineers for selection into a custom Bill of Materials for reworking of an assembly. The list of part numbers is currently generated from a stored proc in our MRP systems/SQL database. The number of records being generated is slightly over 39K part numbers.
Although the SP only takes a few seconds to generate the data the web page is taking a couple of minutes to load, primarily because of the time to fill the control presenting the records to the engineers. I've bound the data to a combobox control to the engineer. They want to be able to type the first few characters of the part number if they know it and have the list filtered or be able to just scroll the data to find the part they are looking for.
I've read elsewhere that they may be a way to only populate a certain quantity of records rather than all 39K then filter based on the users actions. Unfortunately the discussions about doing this didn't provide any examples, references, etc.
My questions are these...
Is there a better way to handle this quantity of records than a stored proc and combobox? A
ny examples of a method to populate a certain number of records then filter based on user action?
What is the preferred way to retrieve large(approx: 50 MB) xml string from ASP.NET webpage?
Placing the xml string in file and downloading the file is not a choice.(This should be my last resort if nothing else works)
I have following method on ASP.NET server which is exposed through WCF service to silverlight client.
[code]...
Unfortunately these xml strings are approximately 50MB to 100 MB. Silverlight client needs to retrive these large strings and store it in a file on the client machine at the path selected by the user through saveFileDialog.
My concern is WCF service will not allow such large messages. How can I address this issue?
I have a large string that I want to save in a cookie, however I don't know what the best practices are for max string length per cookie, and max cookie count. What logic should I use to split the string and later combine a set of cookies?
(Microsoft ADFS and perhaps Siteminder do this technique so I would be interested in what thier implementation is)
I have a large string of HTML that I have parsed with a bunch of already formed links in it. I am looking for a quick way to get rid of all of the links to display just the text. Any help or suggestions is appreciated!
I created a very simple webService using the VS2008 template. i am planning to use Ajax call for the webService.when i try to open my webservice in IE browser using following link to see the Javascript proxy, it return blank page.[URL]
I've enhanced my web service with a new method. If I open a browser and type the url of the service, I get a list of the methods including the new one, so that looks okay.
I have a snippet of code which I paste to a Firebug console to test the method, and I am getting a 500 internal server error. If I use the same snippet of code and modify it to test one of the other methods, that works fine.
What I can look at to figure out what is wrong with this new method? The other weird thing is if I try to run the URL on the server it says The test form is only available for requests from the local machine. But I am on the local machine. So I don't know if something is screwed up there, too, or it's the same cause or what.
I know there's tons of advice on the Internet regarding server 500 errors but this is unique in that my web service is working except for the new procedure.
I think I will write another new procedure that's simple (like Hello World) and see if I can call that. This new method returns a list of objects but so does one of the older methods, so I don't know what would be unusual there
I have a query string with huge params (greater than 2 KB) and i have to pass it to another page in which there is an email component. I have to send the email with a link (URL) that has the query string so that user can click on the link and access the page.
I need to create a method which looks through a large string of text, and determines which words (apart from words like "a" "and" "the") are the most frequently used. I would like to determine which are the top 3 most frequently used words in a string of text...is this possible?
