String length limit at 4000 bytes?

[uhzeg]

Hi all

I have a HttpResponse with about 150'000 bytes. But if I use

Log(Response.ContentLength)
result = Response.GetString("UTF8")
Log(Response)
Log(result & " " & result.Length)​

the string "result" does only hold 4000 bytes and the rest is truncated.

Any idea, how I can access the whole HttpResponse in a string?

thanks a lot in advance

 

[Erel]

The problem is in the logs. The logs are truncated. The string itself is not truncated and is not limited.

I recommend you to use HttpUtils2 instead of HttpClient directly.

 

[uhzeg]

You are right!

Thanks a lot Erel !
It was indeed only the log that was truncated.
Thanks for your help.

 

[NFOBoy]

Hitting a wall..

Erel,

I'll use this tread for a follow up.
When I send a request for a Google Search Page, the character count from the GetString is showing as 65585 (+ or -, it fluctuates a couple of characters), yet when I use a ViewSource for the same search I find over 174000.

And sure enough, when I try to find my piece I'm looking for, it's in that last part (of course).

Is there no limit? If so, what would I need to do to get past what I'm seeing now?

(I used your httputils2 sample code and just stuck in "https://www.google.com/search?q=1+usd+in+yen")

Ross

 

[Erel]

Please start a new thread for your question. This thread was related to the logs limit. Strings are not limited in anyway.