I have a Java web application (running on Apache 2.0.49 for the AS400 and WebSphere Application Server 5.0.2.7) that allows the user to upload a file (via HTTP), where the application then takes it and writes it out to disk. For every file smaller then 9MB or so, everything works great. If the user tries to upload a file that is greater then that, then the browser comes back after about 30 seconds with a message saying "Document contains no data". If I were to take an 18MB file and split it into two 9MB files and upload, that would work. So it is not a total size issue but appears to be an issue with the size of a single file. By the way, I do all the development work on a Windows machine and the upload of a large file works in that environment. Also of note is that when it fails it never even reaches my application code so doesn't even try to write it to disk. It appears to be failing on the web server side before it even gets to the app server. Does Apache on the AS400 have some type of file size limit? Or a cache size limit? Or perhaps the HTTP connection times out after 30 seconds? Does anybody have any suggestions/ideas? Thank you.


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