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Is there are limit on the size of an attachment that can be uploaded? 
I have a file upload control on an Xpage that is bound to a Notes field.  I am unable to find a way to upload an attachment > 1 MB in size.  Is there a (default) limit on the size of attachments that can be uploaded?  Is there a way to increase the sice?  (Or have I just somehow done something stupid?)
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Peter Presnell - 2 months ago |  |  | Viewed 75 times

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I had this a while back and it's managed by settings in the server document. I'm not an admin, but looking at the administrator help, I think it's:
- Internet Protocols tab - HTTP tab, Maximum size of request content.
- Internet Protocols tab - Domino eb Engine tab, Maximum POST data


Paul Withers - 2 months ago | 
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Marked as correct on: 1/4/10 7:15 PM
It looks like the attachment limit size can be set at the server level with the file \xsp\nsf\xsp.properties
At the application level it can be set as part of thye Application Settings (XPages) - duh I missed that one!


Peter Presnell - 2 months ago | 
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xsp.properties is a new one on me, but don't forget the "hard" limit that Paul mentions: if memory serves, HTTP POST requests are limited to 10 MB by default, so you may need to tweak that.

Ben Poole - 2 months ago | 
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