Android Question xHttpServer: Requests over 7930 bytes are silently ignored, Handle event not triggered

hack_soldier said:

request has a body larger than exactly 7930 bytes, the server fails to process it. The only event that gets triggered is NewConnection.

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DonManfred said:

Are you sure you are sending/receiving them as POST-Data?
Sounds like you are checking against GET-Data.

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DonManfred said:

PD: All in all it sounds like a mistake to use a httpserver in android. You should use JServer with B4J for Serversolutions.

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hack_soldier said:

Hello everyone,

I'm currently testing the aHttpServer library on Android and I've noticed some strange behavior.

It seems that if an incoming request has a body larger than exactly 7930 bytes, the server fails to process it. The only event that gets triggered is NewConnection. The main Handle event, which should process the request, is never fired.

There are no exceptions or errors shown in the logs; the request is simply ignored silently.

This leads me to a few questions:

1. Could this be caused by a buffer size limit?
2. If so, is it possible to configure this buffer size?
3. Are there any known limitations on the request body size that I should be aware of?

Any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

PS: B4A 13.40, aHttpServer 0.79.

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