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MediaBin Asset Size Limitations?
catorarn
Hi there,
a Customer is asking if we have any written statement on how large assets can be in MediaBin. I know that the file transfer applet support large file sizes. I could not find in the documentation bundle how large exactly:
Found in the Installation guide for MB642:
Enabling the File Transfer Applet
The MediaBin Web Client supports file uploads and downloads either via HTTP or via a supplied transfer applet. By default, the Web Client runs in non-applet mode. Benefits supplied by the transfer applet include not requiring users to manually “Save As” their downloaded files, and displaying a download progress bar. The applet is also
required for large file support in the MediaBin Web Client (due to limitations of Microsoft IIS).
To enable the file transfer applet, you must edit constants.asp:
1. Open the MediaBin Web Client’s installation folder (typically, C:\Program Files\MediaBin Web Client).
2. Then open the \Include subfolder and locate Constants.asp.
3. Change the value of the constant c_AppletFileTransfer from False to True.
4. Save your edits.
Anybody in DevNet has any metrics for us?
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lyman
In MediaBin 4.6 and beyond we added the capability to handle files > 2 GB. The transfer applet was one of the adaptations that this support required as noted to deal with IIS limitations. I do not have a hard number of the absolute maximum at the moment. How large were you considering?
Cheers,
Lyman Hurd
CalvinFold
Even without the applet, you can upload very large files. I just checked our repository (we deal in large Photoshop PSD files), and my largest file is:
2,051,694 KB
Which is to say 2003 MB or 1.96 GB.
This particular file was inserted in late 2007, before our 4.6.1 upgrade this year.