WCF - The maximum message size quota for incoming messages has been exceeded?

If you include these snippets into your service config: system. Diagnostics> ServiceModel This will create a file ServiceTrace. Svclog in the directory you chose.

Use the WCF Service Trace Viewer (found in your c:\program files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\bin directory) to analyze the file - it will show you the exact contents of the messages, and also include the "content-length" for the message, so you'll see exactly how big the message is Marc.

If you include these snippets into your service config: This will create a file ServiceTrace. Svclog in the directory you chose. Use the WCF Service Trace Viewer (found in your c:\program files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\bin\ directory) to analyze the file - it will show you the exact contents of the messages, and also include the "content-length" for the message, so you'll see exactly how big the message is.

Marc.

2 Where can I find the "content-length" information, I have the Microsoft Service Trace Viewer open and don't see it... – manu08 Nov 9 '09 at 23:45 I can't see content-length either in service trace viewer – stackoverflowuser Jan 18 at 20:05 Note: the viewer is "SvcTraceViewer. Exe" – Michael Paulukonis Sep 14 at 13:37.

You could use the Data Contract Serializer to serialize the message to a MemoryStream, then check to see how many bytes that amounts to.

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