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I am using websocket for receiving messages over a queue using java script. This works fine for smaller messages, but for large messages the message.body truncates the message and also, JSON.parse(message.body) fails.
Is there a limit for the message size in Websockets.
I using java script (stomp.js) and trying to publish the messages on a web page.
Please find below the code snippet,
var url = "ws://manu.rsi.com:61614/stomp";
var client = Stomp.client(url);
var tmp_destination = '/temp-queue/temp';
function requestBlockInfo() {
client.send('/queue/UI.Graph.Test.Q',
, "msg");
client.subscribe(tmp_destination,function(message)
{ alert(message.body); processMessage(JSON.parse(message.body)); });
};
onconnect = function(frame){
requestBlockInfo();
};
error_callback = function(error){
alert(error.headers.message);
};
var r = client.connect("", "" ,onconnect, error_callback);
When at the webpage, I received the message.body for message.body leangth greater then 60, it puts ... in between the message and truncates the message, so that its body length is 60.