Hi
I am trying to send large data amounts (about 20Mb) with SOAP.request. The problem is that the upload process stops after five minutes with a "NetworkError: A network connection could not be created". No error occurs with smaller request size, if its upload time is less than five minutes.
The same large request works well with Java web service client, so it looks like an upload timeout in Adobe Acrobat. Is it possible to increase the timeout or to turn it off?
Upload timeout in SOAP.request
2011-02-04 10:11:07
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro Extended 9.0, Windows
Acrobat Pro Extended 9.0, Windows
2011-02-05 07:37:30
#2
Basically we do protected file transfer. Acrobat is used to digitally sign files with a special plugin. Then the files and their signatures are sent to the recipient through a web service. Usually these files are scanned documents, so request size may be quite large.
Of cource this problem, as well as any other, can be solved with a stand-alone program, but too much effort's already been put into the development to give it up.
Possible workaround is to send data in smaller chunks, each within its own request, but it requires certain changes to the web service.
Of cource this problem, as well as any other, can be solved with a stand-alone program, but too much effort's already been put into the development to give it up.
Possible workaround is to send data in smaller chunks, each within its own request, but it requires certain changes to the web service.
2011-02-06 11:43:42
#3
Don't use SOAP, a regular form submit will send the entire file using an HTTP Put. This is much more reliable, and it can be done using HTTPS.
If you want to stick with SOAP I think you only option is to break up the transfer into smaller chunks.
If you want to stick with SOAP I think you only option is to break up the transfer into smaller chunks.
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