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Max Size of ICE Package

Former Member
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Hello,

I would like to transport a large amount of data from one portal-KM to another using Offline ICE.

As far as I know, there is a max. size for an ICE package of 128 MB.

Does anybody know how to increase this value?

We are on NW04 SPS 15.

Thanks,

Stefan

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Former Member
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Hello,

there´s a parameter "MaxRequestContentLength" in the J2EE engine which can be set to a bigger value (we use 512 MB)

For details see

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/52/46f6a089754e3a964a5d932eb9db8b/frameset.htm

or SAP Note: 883859

Kind regards,

Christopher

Former Member
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Thanks for the reference to that note Christopher, it looks very helpful.

Stefan:

The config tool can be run from <SYSID>\<inst>\j2ee\configtool\configtool.bat.

Navigate to Global dispatcher configuration > Services > http > MaxRequestContentLength and set the value you like.

Kind regards,

Martin

Former Member
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Hi all,

Thank you, that was very helpful.

I also rewarded some points

One bonus question:

Is there a similar parameter on an EP6 SP2 as well?

I tried to find it on my own, but without success.

Thanks,

Stefan

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Former Member
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I have been able to export around 289 mb. But when i try to upload the same package, i get page cannot find error.

Where did you read about the max 128 MB.

Former Member
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Hi Ketul,

A colleague of mine told me that, but together, we didn’t find any information on help.sap.com or SDN.

My experience was that I always got problems in uploading packages > about 130 MB.

In fact, Exporting doesn't seem to be a problem...

I am even not sure, if this limitation comes from NW Portal or from the ICE standard itself!?

Regards,

Stefan

Former Member
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Hello Stefan,

I encounter a similar problem.

Did you find a solution for this?

Thanks ahead,

Yoav.

Former Member
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There's a J2EE parameter limiting the maximum request size for HTTP. I guess relaxing that restriction should cure the problem.

Best regards, Julian