Answer by 1615903 for What's the maximum URL length in Tomcat?
For AJP connector, you need to adjust the packetSize attribute:<Connector port="8009" protocol="AJP/1.3" packetSize="65536" />
View ArticleAnswer by Thalaiselvam for What's the maximum URL length in Tomcat?
You can change the config at Tomcat server ( ..\Tomcat 6.0\conf\server.xml )< Connector port="8983" maxHttpHeaderSize="100000" protocol="HTTP/1.1" connectionTimeout="20000" redirectPort="8443" />
View ArticleAnswer by Michael Gundlach for What's the maximum URL length in Tomcat?
You can edit tomcat/conf/server.xml's HTTP/1.1 Connector entry, and add a maxHttpHeaderSize="65536" to increase from the default maximum of 8K or so, to 64K. I imagine that you could up this number as...
View ArticleAnswer by drAlberT for What's the maximum URL length in Tomcat?
The length of an HTTP GET request is not enforced by RFC2616, as Microsoft reports for its IE max length support page.So, the maximum GET length is a client (browser) related issue. If your app is used...
View ArticleWhat's the maximum URL length in Tomcat?
And is it configurable? Can I set up Tomcat so that a URL with, say, 200K of query params goes through successfully to the contained servlet?Yes, I know one should use POST when you have lots of data;...
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