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Default maxFrameLength differs between client and server side #118

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trustin opened this issue Mar 3, 2016 · 1 comment
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Default maxFrameLength differs between client and server side #118

trustin opened this issue Mar 3, 2016 · 1 comment
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trustin commented Mar 3, 2016

10MB vs 1MB. We should use the sensible identical default value. Suggestions?
/cc @anuraaga @inch772

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anuraaga commented Mar 3, 2016

It's hard to say anything for certain, but my feeling is that 1MB seems pretty small and 10MB seems pretty big, so 10MB? :)

trustin added a commit to trustin/armeria that referenced this issue Mar 4, 2016
Motivation:

The current default maxFrameLength values for client and server are 10
MB and 1 MB respectively. Having different default values gives a user
surprises.

Modifications:

Use the same default maxFrameLength value (10 MB) for client and server

Result:

Fixes line#118
trustin added a commit to trustin/armeria that referenced this issue Mar 4, 2016
Motivation:

The current default maxFrameLength values for client and server are 10
MB and 1 MB respectively. Having different default values gives a user
surprises.

Modifications:

Use the same default maxFrameLength value (10 MB) for client and server

Result:

Fixes line#118
@trustin trustin self-assigned this Mar 7, 2016
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