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Originally Posted by qw12er
Yes it does. Thanks.
I still have a question. I need to pass large amount of XML data between my flash app and my php server. For what I know of RESTful rellys on post/push http methods which have a limit of 2megs (if I'm correct).
So how do you pass large amount of data with the RESTful approach ?
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The 2MB restriction is just a default PHP configuration setting, and can be easily changed. If you're going to be distributing the software, then it's a hurdle you need to solve.
Depends, is the server uploading / sending 2MB+ of data, or is the client application downloading it? If it's the latter, than no worries, and that restriction doesn't apply. If it's the former, then best I can suggest is develop your service to send a download token to the client, triggering the client to send a request and download / process whatever needed data.
And yep, I'll second REST. Stay away from WSDL / SOAP. Although, will disagree with XML not being useful though. I think it's excellent, especially with large data sets.
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