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I just ran into this issue while making a GET request to a node.js server from .NET. Ultimately, I am trying to pass a large JSON object through the query string. I have been looking to see if there is a way to increase the size of the URI in .NET itself. I know that node has no restrictions on the size of the query string that it can accept. Is there a way to increase this size or are we better off changing this to a POST?
Thanks
Kyle
No, you cannot change it, because underlying all of Microsoft http technology is INTERNET_MAX_URL_LENGTH, which is defined to be 2083 characters.
You should just use POST for everything. Odds are it isn’t very difficult to make the switch.