I’m trying to send an image as a Base64 encoded string to my PHP script via HttpGet, but as I kind of expected I get a 414 URI too large from my server.
Is there a way to post large strings with HttpGet?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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I’m trying to send an image as a Base64 encoded string to my PHP script via HttpGet, but as I kind of expected I get a 414 URI too large from my server.
Is there a way to post large strings with HttpGet?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
URI limit depends on server settings and its not a good idea to send huge data via Get method. And no, you cant use Post on Get service.
The best would be to alter your webservice to receive Post request and then you may send as long data as you want