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iconbill
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I want to display the source of my mails, but I have problemen with big emails (like 8MB).
This is my code:
Set objMsg = Server.CreateObject("MailBee.Message")
if objMsg.ImportFromFile(EMLFile) = false then
response.write objMsg.RawBody
end if
this works for me with normal sized emails. But when I use this for big mails I get this error:
'Response Buffer Limit Exceeded'
I hope someone has an nice answer/sollution for me :)
Regard,
Marco Smeets
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Andrew
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This is common IIS configuration issue. You should increase AspBufferingLimit parameter value as described in this topic.
Best regards,
Andrew
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iconbill
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Thank you for answer.
Is it also possible for get a part of the RawBody ? Like, read the first 128000 bytes?
Because it would be better for read little parts and flush it to the user, instead of read all the rawbody and then push to user.
Marco Smeets
The Netherlands
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Alex
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.RawBody returns a string. You can do whatever you wish with this string (for instance, you can use For/Next loop and Mid function to get only a part of this string every time).
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Alex
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iconbill
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Hi Alex,
Before I ask my new question, I post my working code for displaying big RAWdata on screen.
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RawBodyString = objMsg.RawBody
for StartChar = 1 to len(RawBodyString)
response.write Mid(RawBodyString, StartChar, 300000)
Response.Flush
StartChar = StartChar + 300000
next
if StartChar > LenSource then
response.write Mid(RawBodyString, (StartChar-300000), 300000)
Response.Flush
end if
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My new question:
When the message is bigger as 12MB then I get this error code:
Out of memory: 'RawBody'
I would like to known if this a component problem, a server or maybe a network problem?
Kind regards,
Marco Smeets
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Andrew
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We tried to reproduce the issue using the same source code and a 45MB message, but been unable to do this.
Does this issue happen always or from time to time? Perhaps, your server was under heavy load at that moment and had too few free memory. Or your web server configured to allow ASP applications to allocate limited amount of memory and that limit is too low.
Best regards,
Andrew
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iconbill
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Hi Andrew,
My workarround (yesterday):
When RAWBody gives an error, I show only the RAWHeader.
But today I can not reproduce this error again. Maybe it was because IIS was restarted last night on our server.
In the case we will have this problem again ánd I known more about the cause of the problem, I will let you known.
Kind regard,
Marco Smeets
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