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- Hi, Do you feel that your agility in Factor has improved since this post? Roger
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I just did a little bit of testing at work and thought I’d dump it here for future googlers:
We’ve got an internal app team building some REST webservices and they wanted to know the practical limits of GET URL length. Now browser limits are well known, but since the cl ... Continue reading »
We’ve got an internal app team building some REST webservices and they wanted to know the practical limits of GET URL length. Now browser limits are well known, but since the cl ... Continue reading »
3 years ago
It's probably be safest to keep within the IE limit of 2048 bytes, since most things will be coded with that in mind.