This is a discussion on Apache Script size limitation within the Windows Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; I have an application using jsp pages and an Apache 1.3 Server and Tomcat. The jsp pages are being ...
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I have an application using jsp pages and an Apache 1.3 Server and
Tomcat. The jsp pages are being processed by Tomcat but thru Apache. In the header section I have a lengthy JavaScript calender control that is to pop up a calendar for the user to pick a date from. The problem is that the page stops loading after 16384 bytes have been processed. After the page loads as far as it is going to I can view the source and see where it has stopped processing. If I were to add any spaces or content to the logic then that much less is then processed. I tried as a test to use a Tomcat web server by itself and the page loaded completely with no problems. I have to use Apache in my application. It seems as though the Apache web server is just processing one chunk of data to be processed and truncating the rest instead of keep grabing the data until the entire page has been proccessed. Is this a Apache configuration issue or what can be done so that the Apache server does not stop after 16k has been reached. Thanks in advance to any help that you can give me. Bob |
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